The Harlem Renaissance and birth of Jazz by Lilyana Torres

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Famous Musicians

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Louis Armstrong: The King of Jazz

Famous Musicians (HARLEM)

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Duke Ellington

Famous Musicians (CHICAGO)

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Benny Goodman

The Birth Of Jazz In Harlem/ The Harlem Renaissance

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African Americans

Political Cartoon: "Time, Gentlemen, Please!"

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This Political Cartoon Shows a Lovely Lady Which she is Labeled as Music, and The Box: The present from the U.S.A is Sprouting out with many types of Composers, some Jazz Musicians, and A new way Women Dressed, This Shows That Jazz is the New Era of Music and Everything else with Cultures Clashing, Making Loud and Bigger Noise Then Classical Musical before then.

The Infamous Cotton Club

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The Famous Cotton Club during the 1920's Area was a Big hit for All Musicians, Many Who Played Late at Night til early Hours, sometimes performing the battling bands held by Fletcher Henderson, Jimmie Lunceford and King Oliver.

This Club Made an Outshine in Society in its Success but while it is was fashionable to frequent Harlem nightlife, many entrepreneurs realized that some white people wanted to experience Black culture without having to socialize with African Americans and created clubs to cater to them.

Josephine Baker (MISSOURI)

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One of The Famous Women of the 1920's Era, Is Josephine Baker, who is a Dancer, Singer and Once a World War ll Spy. She was from St Louis, Missouri and Moved To France, To Pursue her Dancing and Singing Career, in hopes for Racial Equality and devoted much of her life to fighting racism, But Many Women Like her in Harlem like Edmonia Lewis, Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller, Augusta Savage, Selma Burke, Elizabeth Prophet, Lois Maillou Jones, Elizabeth Catlett

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Video Explaining the Harlem Renaissance.

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One Key Conflict of The Harlem Renaissance

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The Key Conflict of the The Harlem Renaissance was race riots and was the closure of white-only venues such as the Cotton Club which moved to downtown Manhattan.

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