Exploring Jazz and the Harlem Renaissance in the Roaring Twenties
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This worksheet focuses on analyzing primary sources related to jazz and its role in the Harlem Renaissance during the 1920s. Students will develop skills in understanding sources, evaluating their usefulness, and connecting them to broader historical themes.
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Exploring Jazz and the Harlem Renaissance in the Roaring Twenties
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Source Analysis of Jazz in the Harlem Renaissance
Source A: A Jazz Musician's Perspective
"Jazz was more than just music; it was a movement that gave voice to a new generation of African Americans. It broke down racial barriers and created a sense of identity and pride. During the Harlem Renaissance, jazz clubs became the heart of cultural expression, where young artists and musicians showcased their talents and shared their stories. The lively rhythms and improvisation reflected the spirit of freedom and innovation that defined the era. Many believe that jazz helped challenge the racial stereotypes of the time and fostered a sense of community among African Americans and their allies." Provenance: Louis Armstrong, 1927, speech at a jazz festival.
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- 1/1/2026
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- 1/1/2026
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