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1920’s/30’s and the Harlem Renaissance Trivia Newell

What part of the Harlem Renaissance do we associate Jacob Lawrence with? AArt BLiterature CMusic Dlndustry

Which of the following writers wrote about the strength of poor migrant workers in the 1930's? AJohn Steinbeck BF. Scott Fitzgerald CLangston Hughes DNora Zeale Hurston

The writer during the Great Depression who described the strength of migrant workers was - ALangston Hughes BF. Scott Fitzgerald CJohn Steinbeck DJacob Lawrence

The Harlem Renaissance - Aled Congress to make lynching a federal crime Bearned African Americans the right to vote in every state Ccelebrated African American traditions and creativity Dtook place only in the Northern United States

Duke Ellington and Louis Armstrong contributed to the development of what musical movement? ACountry BClassical CBlues DJazz

During the 1920's and 1930's, Aaron Copeland, George Gershwin, and Duke Ellington were all associated with - Aliterature Bmusic Cpolitics Dart

Writers of the Harlem Renaissance were most concerned with the - Acultural experiences of African Americans Blong-term effects of World War I Ceffects of prohibition on Americans Dfashions of the 1920's

All of the following are correctly paired EXCEPT - ADuke Ellington - Jazz musician BGeorgia O'Keeffe - Jazz singer CBessie Smith - Blues singer DLangston Hughes - Poet

The Harlem Renaissance was a - Acelebration of African American art and literature Bfair in New York Cnightclub for African Americans Dghetto in New York