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HARLEM RENAISSANCE
BY CHASE BOWER, KEITH DEWEY, TAYLOR STEELE, MEGAN FOSTER, AND
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LOCATION
The Location of the Harlem neighborhood of NYC, the Harlem Renaissance was an
African American cultural movement during the 1920s and 1930s
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Artur Staszewski
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PUBLISHERS
The Harlem Renaissance was the first time period that publishers and critics they took African American literature
seriously and that African American literature and arts attracted significant attention from the nation at large
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ch.weidinger
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MUSIC
- Jazz and blues music became prominent in the bars and cabarets of Harlem
And most of the music was for listing not dancing
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WRITERS
From the mid-1920s through the mid-1930s, about 16 black writers published over 50 volumes
Of riddles and poetry and more creative things
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Ravages
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EVRYONE
Harlem Renaissance appealed to not only the African Americans
But all the people in Harlem
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Marcus Metropolis
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EQUALS
It was the one place where all races where equal
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DANCES
The 1921 production of SHUFFLE ALONG is sometimes credited with initiating the movement
In some bars there was jazz bands like the blue that became famous for jazz music
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amira_a
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WORK
There was a lot of new work that open due to world war 1
And more people had more jobs
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Sam Ilić
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EDUCATION
For African Americans, education had always been perceived as the great leveler
and in the 1920's and 1930's
New York was a magnet that attracted thousands of blacks from the south and the West Indies
For better economic opportunities
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sciencesque
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THE END OF THE RENAISSANCE
The reason the renaissance ended was because of the Great Depression
Ending the roaring 20s no one had jobs and lot of people head out west
To seek jobs
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Herve "Setaou" BRY
Chase Bower
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