Harlem Renaissance (BK)

The Apollo Theater is best known for its "______ _______".

The Apollo Theater is a historic venue located in _____ neighborhood New York.

AARON Douglas' work was known for its use of bold _____ shapes and silhouetted figures,

The Savoy Ballroom was known for what policy?

Harlem became a cultural mecca for "who"?

The Apollo Theater was built in what year?

The Renaissance was not just a literary movement but a what?

Artists such as ___ Fitzgerald, ____ Holiday, and _____Brown launched their careers at the Apollo Theater

Writers and poets like ______ Hughes and _____ Hurston contributed to a new wave of African American Literature

The Savoy Ballroom became the birthplace of the ____ ____ dance.

The Apollo Theater played a key role in the development of ______ music.

The _____ ______ was a world famous dance hall located in HARLEM, New York

Music legends like _____ Webb and Ella Fitzgerald often performed at the Savoy.

The Savoy Ballroom opened in what year?

Writers like _______McKay and ______ Hughes used their work to explore the complexities of Black life in America

Musicians like _____ Armstrong and his trumpet helped shape the sound of jazz.

The Harlem Renaissance was fuled by what?

Larsen’s novel, “_____" examined the complex social dynamics of racial identity.

During the Great Migration African Americans moved from the rural South to urban areas in what region?

Writers like _ Larson and _ Fauset explored the intersection of race and gender in their art and challenged stereotypes.

Artists like ____ Ellington and Bessie _____rose to fame.

Hurston's novel, "THEIR EYES WERE WATCHING GOD," portrayed the complexities of _____ and _____.

Hughes' famous poem, "The Negro Speaks of ______," Explored the depth and richness of Black heritage.

Jazz music made Harlem a cultural hotspot in the ____.

Artists and Musicians performed at clubs such as the _____.

Artists ____ Douglas and _____ Lawrence lead the way for visual arts.

What emerged after World War 1?

Fauset's work often highlighted the achievements and struggles of ____ class Black women.

JAZZ music reflected the _____ many African Americans were seeking during this period.

Music played a central role in the Harlem Renaissance, especially ____ music.

What was the main city in the North that African Americans moved to

JACOB Lawrence, on the other hand, became famous for his "_______ ________".