What are associated with the Harlem Renaissance?

Answer 1

=Langston Hughes contributed a tremendous influence on black culture throughout the United States during the era known as the Harlem Renaissance. He is usually considered to be one of the most prolific and most-recognized black poets of the Harlem Renaissance. He broke through barriers that very few black artists had done before this period. Hughes was presented with a great opportunity with the rise black art during the 1920's and by his creative style of poetry, which used black culture as its basis and still appealed to all ethnicities.==Until the Harlem Renaissance, poetry and literature were dominated by white people and were all about white culture. However, during the 1920's, there was an explosion of black literature=

Answer 2

The Harlem Renaissance was associated with a flourishing of African American art, music, literature, and culture in the 1920s and 1930s. It was a period of increased racial pride, artistic expression, and an important moment in the fight for civil rights for African Americans in the United States. Key figures from this period include Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, and Duke Ellington.

Answer 3

The Harlem Renaissance had many lasting effects-- such as creating a pathway for the Civil Rights Movement some 20 years later and inspiring artists to create jazz, authors and poets and playwrights to create pieces of literary work that are now considered classics in literature, etc.

Answer 4

Poetry was a huge component of the Harlem Renaissance. Poets like Langston Hughes, Sterling Brown, and Gwendolyn Bennett wrote beautiful works that showed a real sense of pride in being black. They believed that their art would show whites that black people deserved to be treated equally.

Answer 5

Southern white mob violence, the econonmics discrimination, crop failure, the interruption of European immigration after 1914 and a consequent labor vaccum in the North, and the aggressive recruitment of black labor for work at wartime wages by northern industralist.

Answer 6

The Harlem Renaissance is a cultural movement, centered from the Harlem neighbourhood of New York City.

Langston Hughes, in his writing, focused greatly on African American music and the Negro experience. It is simply this that influenced, or "affected," the Harlem Renaissance because, through literature, he highlighted a culture not well known to the dominant culture. He became a greatly influential black poet.

Answer 7

black people experienced new ways to celebrate and held movements that spread and they celebrated black culture, their dignity, and creativity.

Answer 8

it influenced many French speaking black write from African and Caribbean colonies who lived in Paris

Answer 9

Marcus Garvey

Duke Ellington

Langston Hughes