Timeline
Literary Works
Migration
Research Skills
Historical Context
100

What years did the Harlem Renaissance take place?

1918-1937

100

Who wrote “Harlem”?

Langston Hughes

100

What was a reason for African Americans’ migration to the north?

Job and education opportunities

100

What is verifying in research?

Checking information across several sources.

100

Why did the Harlem Renaissance matter?

It marked a significant cultural movement that reshaped the perception of African American identity.

200

What is the purpose of a timeline?

To list events in chronological order, give a summary of key details, and provide accurate dates.

200

What is the mood of “Harlem: A Poem”?

Celebratory

200

What is “The Migration of Negroes”?

A work discussing the movement of African Americans from the rural South to urban areas in the North.

200

What is a credible source?

texts, people, & places where reliable information is obtained, For example: journal from a college, encyclopedia, photographs, letters, newspapers, government sites(.gov), well-known organizations(.org)

200

What was the significance of The Messenger?

It encouraged African Americans to stay home and fight for democracy in America.

300

Which publication was founded by W.E.B. DuBois?

The Crisis

300

What was the gist of Hughes’ “Harlem”?

African Americans’ dreams are being ignored.

300

How would you describe DuBois’ tone in his writings?

Frustrated

300

 What makes a good research question?

The main question that research sets out to answer.

300

How did the war influence the Harlem Renaissance?

It led to increased awareness and calls for civil rights among African Americans.

400

What was the impact of the Harlem Renaissance on African American culture?

It was the first time African Americans were valued as intellectuals and not just laborers.

400

What does DuBois call for in “Returning Soldier”?
Answer: For African Americans to fight for democracy and equality in America after the war.

For African Americans to fight for democracy and equality in America after the war.

400

What does DuBois contrast in his works?

The struggles and aspirations of African Americans during and after the Harlem Renaissance.

400

What are key terms in research?
Answer: Terms that help define the focus of the research, such as "lucrative jobs" for financial inquiries.

Terms that help define the focus of the research, such as "lucrative jobs" for financial inquiries.

400

What role did African Americans play in WWI?

They served in the military and contributed to the war effort, which heightened their demand for equality afterward.

500

What are the key events of the Harlem Renaissance?

Migration of African Americans to the north, establishment of cultural and artistic institutions, and increased recognition in literature and arts.

500

How did Langston Hughes reflect on the Harlem Renaissance in his work?

He wrote about the forgotten dreams of the era, capturing the struggles and aspirations of African Americans.

500

What are the effects of migration on African American communities during this period?

Growth of cultural movements, increased political activism, and establishment of vibrant urban communities.

500

How can photographs serve as primary sources?

They provide direct evidence of historical events and cultural contexts from the Harlem Renaissance.

500

How were African Americans viewed before the Harlem Renaissance?

They were primarily seen as laborers and not valued for their intellectual contributions.

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