Impact of the Great Migration Flashcards

1
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what was the result of housing tensions?

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black residents ended up creating their own cities within big cities

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2
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provide an example of the growth of black culture

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Harlem in New York city (ex-all white neighbourhood) houses 200,000 black americans

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what did the migration create?

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an artistic movement
the Harlem Renaissance

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4
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what did Du Bois work to ensure?

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that black americans got the credit they deserved for cultural areas of life

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5
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what were 2 of the earliest breakthroughs in poetry?

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claude mckays collection of Harlem Shadows in 1922
jean toomers Cane in 1923

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what was the result of these early breakthroughs?

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it left a stain on the world of fiction

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what did the sociologist spurgeon johnson create?

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he used the debut party for There is Confusion to organise resources

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what were some of spurgeon johnsons resources?

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the national urban league magazine he founded, bolstering the success of Langston Hughes

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9
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who was Langston Hughes?

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poet and writer

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how did Langston become popular?

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his work appeared in mainstream magazines like Harper’s

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11
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what music genre did Harlem spurge?

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jazz music

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where was jazz music played?

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speakeasies that offered illegal liquor
became a popular spot for white outsiders too

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who perfomed in harlem regularly?

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louis armstrong, bessie smith

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what did jazz music lead to in 1927?

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The Savoy

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15
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what was The Savoy?

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an integrated ballroom of jazz playing past midnight
a nightlife vibrant setting

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16
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what did entreprenaurs build?

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savoy clubs to cater to white americans wanting to experience jazz w/o interacting with black americans

17
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what was the most successful club?

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Cotton Club

18
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what did the Cotton Club lead to?

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frequent performances by ellington and calloway

19
Q

what was jazz music a sign of?

A

black culture was finally moving forward and becoming accepted

20
Q

importance of the harlem renaissance?

A

golden age for american writers, artists, dancers
gave blacks pride & control of the representation of black americans in white culture