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Why did African Americans move North?

In search of better opportunities. (better jobs, lving conditions, etc.)

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The affordable homes in ________ became a popular destination for African Americans.

Harlem

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They used composers and arrangers and had little room for improvisation

Big Band/Swing

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He was the originator of Big Band Jazz

Duke Ellington

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Between 1910 and 1930 the African American population in the North rose by about

20 percent

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When did the Harlem Renaissance occur

1920s-1930s

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What state did the Harlem Renaissance occur in?

New York

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In Swing or Big Band they didn't use microphones, so they...

increase the band size to increase the sound.

200

The Harlem Rennaissance included all aspects of ________________ culture in its literature.

African American

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The Harlem Renaissance took place because of

the Great Migration

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When African Americans moved North from the south

The Great Migration

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During the Great Migration, African Americans moved from the ________ to the ________ .

South, North.

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Played with brass and woodwind instruments, trumpets, trombones, and saxophones playing leading parts.

Jazz

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Themes that the Harlem Renaissance included

Alienation, Marginality, Folk Material, the Blues Tradition.

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Duke Ellington and Ella Fitzgerald are 

Jazz artist

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True or False: African Americans moved from the North to the South

False

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A place in Harlem that featured performances

The Cotton Club

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Known as "The Jazz Legend"

Duke Ellington

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What kind of art did Langston Hughes create?

Poetry

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The Harlem Renaissance came to and end due to the 

Great Depression

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What was another name for the Harlem Renaissance?

The New Negro Movement

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The neighbourhood in Midtown Manhattan

Harlem

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Characterized by intricate leads and accidentals, has complex cords and syncopated rhythms 

Jazz

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Some forms of art created during the Harlem Renaissance

Paintings, Poems, Music,...

500

African Americans were escaping

Jim Crows law and slavery

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