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Harlem Renaissance

Harlem Renaissance. By:Abbey V ermilya Period 1. Beginning of World War 1 Between the years of 1919 and 1926 African Americans migrated from the rural Southern states to the industrialized metropolitan areas of the North African Americans rose to unprecedented levels.

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American Modernism 1900-1945

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Chapter 14 Section 3

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Roaring Twenties

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Race, Identity & Social Order : James Weldon Johnson

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Performing a Close Reading Part IV

Performing a Close Reading Part IV. 9/18/2013 Kingsley 123. Art in the Harlem Renaissance. How do you read an image? . Aaron Douglas from The New Negro, (56). Constructing Questions: AVOID. Avoid vague questions What is the meaning of the Harlem Renaissance presented in the texts?

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JAMES WELDON JOHNSON 1871-1938

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Postwar Social Change

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The Harlem Renaissance Period in American Lit.

The Harlem Renaissance Period in American Lit. . Ms. Gibson. Harlem, New York. Important Features of the Harlem Renaissance.

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Harlem Renaissance

Harlem Renaissance. BY: <names removed>. Fashion. In the renaissance time period the way a woman dresses showed her status in society.

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The Harlem Renaissance 1920s

The Harlem Renaissance 1920s. The Harlem Renaissance. 1920s Harlem, a New York suburb Center of black culture for the time Influx of artists, musicians and writers All uniting in a common bond Some of the greatest art ever seen/heard Jazz music Amazing poetry Paintings and scultures

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Jim Crow Laws and Etiquette

Jim Crow Laws and Etiquette. What Are Jim Crow Laws?.

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Prayer at Sunrise

Prayer at Sunrise. James Weldon Johnson. Background Info. 1871 Born in Jacksonville, Florida, June 17 1894 Graduated from Atlanta University 1920 Appointed executive secretary of NAACP 1927 With brother Rosamond, published "God's Trombones" 1930 Became professor at Fisk University .

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African American Literature of the Early 1900s Daniel Ansaldo

African American Literature of the Early 1900s Daniel Ansaldo. The Age of the New Negro. Protest writing grew from racial injustices Pauline E. Hopkins (1859-1930) Colored American Magazine Attempted to reignite antislavery fervor WEB Du Bois (1868-1963)

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Race, Identity & Social Order : James Weldon Johnson

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Chapter 13

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