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The Harlem Renaissance was all about the Black cultural mecca in the early 20th century

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The Harlem Renaissance was a artistic explosion which people also knew as ¨The Negro Movement ¨.

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i think during the harlem renaissance was all about the black curlture.

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i think the Harlem Renaissance developed in Manhattan and was rich with black culture

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Basketball, dancing, and jazz came together

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Their were Basketball, music and everything cam together.

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They the African Americans culture in the roaring 20s was the people who were playing Basketball

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Basketball, dancing, and jazz all came together

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it was all about black culture

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In 1920 the average life span in the United States was about fifty-four years

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the Black cultural mecca in the early 20th century

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the Black cultural mecca in the early 20th century

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Harlem was a city where African Americans could thrive and express themselves. It was a place of opportunity for African Americans. The Harlem Renaissance was not just a period of cultural and artistic expression, but also a time where sports became a part of African Americans.

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Bob Douglas, a basketball coach, convinced the owner of the Renaissance Casino and Ballroom that having a basketball team play there would be a great idea. The owner agreed, but Bob had to change the team's name. The Rens were a success. People liked to watch them play.  When they weren't playing, people would dance to jazz on the same floor.

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The Rems embodied the unique Harlem sound. The roles of each player and their actions became like instruments. For example, the point guard is like a piano player in the sense that both can quickly bring action.

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basket ball and music were seen as orchestrated the same way with the new slow pace and BASS being the foundation

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The Harlem Renaissance was the blossom of black art and culture. Harlem was a place where black people could express themselves and this is the reason for the “negro movement”

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Music like jazz,film,and basketball were 3 big cultural aspects.

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The roaring 20s was a big time culturally for black people. There was a big movement in Harlem and these are the first times black art and music is as big as it is.

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The African American culture was an a male Harlem renaissance artist artform was 1. Louis Armstrong 2. Duke Ellington 3. Oscar Micheaux 4. Bill Robinson 5. Alain Locke 6. Eric Eric wall run the Caribbean

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It was all about black culure

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jazz,basketball,and jazz came all together.

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IN 1920 the average life spam was 45.

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African Americans never had the opportunity to become who they wanted to be. Once they were free from white restraint, African Americans suddenly flourished artistically. Jazz and literature were two artforms that African Americans used to express themselves.

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because black people for the first time claimed to be modern

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1. Louis armstrong 2.  Duke Ellington 3. Oscar michaeaux 4.  Bill Robinson 5. Alain Locke 6. Eric wall run the caribbean

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Because they were never had a chance to be themselves.

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Film ,poetry, and i think jazz.

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The African American were the time claimed to be modern and also they had never had the opportunity to become what they wanted to be.

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1.) Billie Holiday and Cab Calloway
2.) Louis Armstrong and Mary Lou Williams
3.) Oscar Micheaux and Eloyce Gist
4.) Jack Cole and Katherine Dunham
5.) Langston Hughes and Jessie Redmon Fauset
6.) Oscar Micheaux and Octavia Butler

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They never really got a chance to be themselves.

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1.Billie Holiday and Cab
2. Louis Armstrong and Mary Lou
3. Oscar Micheaux and Eloyce Gist
4. Jack Cole and Katherine Dunham
5. Langston Hughes and Jessie Redmon
6. Oscar Micheaux

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During the time african americans expressed themselves and populated the area with their culture with things such as music, sports, and style.

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Billie Holiday and Cab Calloway, Louis Armstrong and Mary Lou Williams, Oscar Micheaux and Eloyce Gist,  Jack Cole and Katherine Dunham, Langston Hughes and Jessie

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The Rems embodied the unique Harlem sound.

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jazz , basketball , and jazz came all together.

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The Harlem Renaissance was all about the Black cultural mecca in the early 20th century.

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Once they were free from white restraint, African Americans suddenly flourished artistically.  Jazz and literature were two art forms that African Americans used to express themselves.

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The African American culture was an a male Harlem renaissance artist artform was 1. Louis Armstrong 2. Duke Ellington 3. Oscar Micheaux 4. Bill Robinson 5. Alain Locke 6. Eric Eric wall run the Caribbean .

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the harlem renaissance was all about the black curturl in the 20th century.

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jazz, basketball, and jazz came all together.

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in the roaring 20s african americans would play basketball

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they didnt give them a chance for them to be themselves

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1.billie holiday
2.louis armstrong
3.oscar michaxe
4.langstun
5.bill robianson
6.eric eric