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Welcome to US History!10/26/16
• Objectives• Students will
dissect the Jazz Age and the Harlem Renaissance through the analysis of primary source documents.
• Essential Question:
• How did jazz begin to change racial barriers for African Americans?
• Was the Harlem Renaissance a success?
• Monday: TTT #2, Notebook check, CBA!
Jump Start• 10/26
• Characterize the jazz age using this picture and your prior knowledge of jazz music.
Table of contents (1,2,8)
• 10/26 Harlem Renaissance 61
Jazz Age 62
Table of contents (3,5)
• 10/26 Harlem Renaissance 56
Jazz Age 57
Harlem Renaissance (56, H-61)
Harlem Renaissance: combo of African American music, art, racial pride, and political organization that formed in Harlem during the 1920s as a result of the Great Migration
Style Characteristics
Art 1. Colorful2. Centered around
music3. Embraced the “New
Negro” culture where people are proud
Writers
Politics
Groups
Music
Harlem Renaissance (56, H-61)
Harlem Renaissance (56, H-61)
Style Characteristics
Art
Writers 1. Proud defiance against racism
2. Bitter hatred for racism
3. Wrote stories/poems of confidence in past
4. Langston Hughes most famous
Politics
Groups
Music
Harlem Renaissance (56, H-61)
Style Characteristics
Art
Writers
Politics 1. First African American representative in Congress in 1928
2. More voice in politics b/c of large populations due to Great Migration
Groups
Music
Style Characteristics
Art
Writers
Politics
Groups 1. NAACP – black nationalism and non-violently defyingracism
2. UNIA – black separatism and uniting all Africanpeople around the world
Music
Harlem Renaissance (56, H-61)
Style Characteristics
Art
Writers
Politics
Groups
Music 1. Soul music2. Cotton Club became
famous nightclub3. Experiential and
breaking away from old values
4. Improvisation
Harlem Renaissance (56, H-61)
Jazz Age (57, H-62)
• Built a connection between black society and rest of society
• Blended racial lines and reduced racism
Positive influence on
society
• People were fascinated by American culture b/c of WWI
• Unique sound that was new to music scene
1st American cultural
expression that impacted world
Jazz Age(57, H-62)
• Big Butter and Egg Man
• Crazy Blues
• Oh When the Saints go Marching In
• St. Louis Blues
• For each song, analyze the music/sounds and answer the questions:
• 1) What is the mood of the song?
• 2) What does the artist(s) do to make you feel this way?