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1 LEQ: What does the Harlem Renaissance reveal about African American culture in the 1920s?
Bellwork: You were given a short summary to read. Annotate the summary and determine how were African Americans treated when they migrated north during the Great Migration? Music Clip - Rhapsody in Blue

2 Predicting!

3 Harlem Renaissance Video
Directions: Using the background video complete the sections of your graphic organizer What is the Harlem Renaissance? What was the Great Migration?

4 What was the Great Migration?
What was the Renaissance? What was the Great Migration?

5 Graphic Organizer - Page 208 - 209
Directions: You will be given one Harlem Renaissance Leader to discuss. Find in just your assigned section of the graphic organizer. We will then share out with the class.

6 Bellwork

7 Graphic Organizer - Textbook Pages 209 - 212

8 Ticket out the Door Directions: In a written summary explain how the Harlem Renaissance helped shape African Americans culture in the 1920’s. You must provide at least two examples from class using the notes.

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