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Harlem Renaissance
Harlem Renaissance
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Review of Harlem Renaissance, Jacob Lawrence and Faith Ringgold
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1
Jacob's most known paintings were a apart of the __________ series
Fredrick Douglass
Harriet Tubman
Playing
Migration
2
African Americans were granted entry into the Cotton Club
False
True
3
This refers to the time in history where A.A. began expressing themselves through art
Black and Proud Movement
Jazz Renaissance
Black Power Movement
Harlem Renaissance
4
During the Harlem Renaissance the popular form of expression was .....
Music
Theatre
Writing
All of the above
5
Popular genre of music during the Harlem Renaissance
Gospel
Hip Hop
R&B
Jazz
6
This person was a painter who enjoyed capturing historical events.
Faith Ringgold
Langston Hughes
Maya Angelou
Jacob Lawrence
7
Faith's teacher told her she'd never be a good artist but this didn't discourage her.
Presence
Excellence
Character
8
The purpose of the Harlem Renaissance was to ........
To play jazz
Celebrate the beauty of African Americans
Tell the stories of the daily struggles of A.A.
9
Jazz originated in _______________
Chicago,IL
Los Angeles, CA
Harlem,NY
New Orleans,LA
10
A well known jazz trumpet player
Louis Armstrong
Dizzy Gillespie
Duke Ellington
11
The place in NY where African Americans formed a community
Harlem
Brooklyn
Bronx
Manhattan
12
When hundreds of African Americans decided to leave the south and move up North this was called
The Great Migration
Movin' on Up Movement
The Migration Series
13
This was most famous venue for Black performers in the 1920s
Negro Art Club
Apollo Theater
The Cotton Club
14
An African American artist best known for narrative quilts
Ella Fitzgerald
Billie Holiday
Faith Ringgold
15
The Harlem Renaissance took place in the ______
1960s
1820s
1930s
1920s
16
Something Jacob and Faith had in common
storytelling
painting
quilting
historical events
17
Famous bandleader of a jazz orchestra
Duke Ellington
Dizzy Gillespie
Louis Armstrong