What Was the Harlem Renaissance? Chapters 7 & 8

Music and writing traveled easier that _____ __________ and ________.

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Much of the art in the "Harlem" issue of Survey Graphic was by a _____ ______ illustrator named Fritz Winold Reiss.

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_____ _______ drawings were influenced by African Art.

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Aaron Douglas is perhaps best known for four large murals called _______ __ _____ ____.

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Aaron Douglas's murals show the journey of African Americans from Africa, through slavery in America, and ultimately to freedom.

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Who was a sculptor who had to fight to make art because her father disapproved when she was a child?

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Augusta Savage sculpted busts of famous Black people, including W.E.B. Du Bois and political activist Marcus Garvey.

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A ____ is a likeness of a person's head and chest.

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The _____ ________ ______________ helped create jobs for artists and writers.

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Programs like the WPA also funded the ______ __________ ___ ______, which Augusta Savage ran.

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