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1.- Explain who Zora Neale Hurston and Langston Hughes were. The Harlem Renaissance: Journalism as Literature from pages 871 to 873 1.- Explain who Zora Neale Hurston and Langston Hughes were. 2.- What is the HR and what kicked it off as a Literary Movement? 3.- Was the HR only a Literary Movement? Explain who was Jacob Lawrence and describe his work. 4.- How was journalism characterized in the early twenties? Explain. 5.- What was known as the Great Migration? And How did the neighborhood of Harlem become a focal point for African-American Culture? 6.- After reading about Journalism and Literature: How did the American writers develop their craft? And How might reporting on war or labor help writers develop their fiction?