African Americans in the south fled to the north for all these reasons EXCEPT:

W.E.B Du Bois co-founded which program?

This magazine corrected newspaper stereotypes of African Americans. The magazine is still published today.

Louis Armstrong became famous for playing the trumpet, which he first learned to play…

"Empress of the Blues” was a nickname for:

Who wrote “Harlem Shadows”?

This person was mainly involved in the publication of the magazine, Fire!!

Langston Hughes’ poem, ___________, is known for reflecting on African life and heritage.

The Harlem Renaissance sought to end in this year:

The Stock Market crashed on this day:

This pianist wrote “Ain’t Misbehavin’” and had famous comedic radio performances:

This singer and performer wrote the song “Minnie the Moocher”:

This person was a tap dancer and actor who performed on Broadway:

This international activist performed in “The Emperor Jones” and “Othello”

This painter and graphic artist played a leading role in the Harlem Renaissance:

She was a sculptor and influential activist:

Although “New Negro” is a late nineteenth century term, it was not until the 1920s that this label gained _________ as a description for middle-class African Americans.

The Harlem Renaissance describes the period roughly between the end of World War I and the _____ of the Great Depression.

An influential form of African American music that rose to ______ during the 1920s was the blues.