All That Jazz
Poems, Please
Think, Thank, Thunk
Artsy Fartsy
-isms, isn't it?
100

He is arguably the greatest jazz musician of all time. 

Who is Louis Armstrong?

100

He is arguably the "face" of the Harlem Renaissance poets. 

Who is Langston Hughes?

100

He was the first African American to earn a doctorate from Harvard. 

Who is W.E.B. DuBois?

100

She created "The Harp" inspired by "Lift Every Voice and Sing." 

Who is Augusta Savage?

100

The Harlem Renaissance paved the way for this movement to follow in an effort to end racism.

What is the Civil Rights Movement?

200

Jazz originated in this American city. 

What is New Orleans?

200

This literary device refers to when an object has a more significant or deeper meaning.

What is Symbolism?

200

He founded the Tuskeegee Institute. 

Who is Booker T. Washington?

200

He is known as the Father of African American Art. 

Who is Aaron Douglas?

200

The female writers of the Renaissance were under-recognized as a result of this -ism. 

What is sexism?

300

This style of jazz is recognized by it's slow tempo and somber mood. 

What is the Blues?

300

You create this type of poem when you observe your surroundings, including people and place. 

What is a Social Poem?

300
He urged Black citizens to leave America and return to Africa. He even founded the "Black Star Line" to help with this. 

Who is Marcus Garvey?

300

Selma Burke famously created a profile of this president which can be seen on a U.S. coin. 

Who is Franklin D. Roosevelt?

300

This famed novel by Zora Neale Hurston depicts feminism not by showing equality among the sexes, but inequality. 

What is Their Eyes Were Watching God?

400

Jazz influenced this style of dance. Traditionally done with two people at a fast pace. 

What is Swing?

400

This event is referenced in the following lines: "I pick up my life / And take it away / On a one-way ticket— / Gone up North..."

What is the Great Migration?

400

Founded in 1909, this organization aims to advance justice for African Americans.

What is the NAACP?

400

The most famous photographer of the Renaissance. 

Who is James Van Der Zee?

400

This is the result of prejudice within the Black community. 

What is colorism?

500
You might listen to jazz at this infamous segregated venue, provided you could get in. 

What is the Cotton Club?

500

A famous female poet whose work is often abstract and lofty. 

Who is Anne Spencer?

500

He was a renowned philosopher and the first African American Rhodes scholar.

Who is Alain Locke?

500

He turned down a career in the Major Leagues because he didn't want to deny his Blackness. 

Who is Romare Bearden?

500

Perry suffered from racism and homophobia in Brother to Brother. These overlapping oppressions are recognized by this theory. 

What is Intersectionality?

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