Political Thought in the Harlem Renaissance: Crash Course Black American History #27

1. Large cultural shifts can not only serve as a catalyst for social and political change, but they can also spark new forms of creative and (a)   expression.

2. There were so many incredible (a)   artists who contributed to the Harlem Renaissance.

3. Langston Hughes was one of the most famous (a)   of the day.

4. He strived to reflect what he thought of as the (a)   Black experience and refused to make Black life look happier or less painful than it actually was for so many.

5. A special issue of the Survey Graphic, a social science and culture journal, was produced in 1925 to commemorate the impact of (a)   on the American literary landscape.

6. James Weldon Johnson, a lawyer, a poet, an activist, who is best known for co-writing "Lift Every Voice and Sing," which is now known as the Black national (a)   .

7. McKay and Cullen were both cornerstones of the Harlem Renaissance (a)   scene, but with diverging approaches.

8. The New Negro, is a manifesto and collection of (a)   that embodied the spirit of the movement and expounded upon the importance of the Harlem Renaissance.

9. In the area of (a)   , blues and jazz revolutionized the American landscape.

10. Black Americans have made countless contributions to the (a)   , artistic, musical, and literary landscape of this country.