a cultural and artistic movement of the 1920s and 30s, led by African-Americans.

a cultural and artistic movement of the 1880s and 90s, led by Italian-Americans.

a campaign to revitalize Harlem in the early 2000s.

a post-World War II religious revival.

moved south seeking improved economic opportunities and better weather.

moved north seeking job opportunities and an escape from racial terrorism.

found new artistic outlets and an escape from racial terrorism in the west.

enjoyed better weather and higher quality housing without moving.

new ideas about immigration

new ideas about blackness in America

increased awareness of women’s rights

increased interest in Italian Renaissance art

migrate to Africa.

stay in the south of the US.

buy property and become landlords.

create art and literature about topics other than race.

rallied against police violence.

left the United States for Europe.

redefined their identities through art.

ran for public office in huge numbers.

the first time an African-American was allowed to perform on Broadway.

produced by African-Americans and performed by white New Yorkers.

written, produced and performed by African-Americans.

the end of the Harlem Renaissance.

youth and beauty

race and racism

love and power

war and peace

Life is meaningless without dreams.

All birds need at least two wings to fly.

It is difficult to understand another person.

Only pursue dreams that are possible to achieve.

To escape slavery

To find jobs in agriculture

To avoid racial discrimination

To gain citizenship

He composed music based on African American motifs

He led a movement to return to Africa

He wrote plays about the African-American experience

He wrote about the struggle for African-American identity