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The Great Migration and Harlem Renaissance: African American Cultural Awakening

Explore the impact of the Great Migration, the Harlem Renaissance, and key figures like Marcus Garvey. Learn about Black Nationalism and the social, economic, and political ideologies of African Americans. Discover the role of the Black Press and the Chicago Defender, and the significance of events like the Red Summer of 1919.

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The Great Migration and Harlem Renaissance: African American Cultural Awakening

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  1. African American Studies 40A Week 8: The Great Migration and The Harlem Renaissance

  2. Key Concepts • The Great Migration • Role of the Black Press • Chicago Defender • lynching • Sharecropping • Red Summer 1919 • The New Negro • The New Negro Movement a.k.a. The Harlem Renaissance

  3. Key Concepts • Marcus Garvey • Back to Africa Movement • United Negro Improvement Association (UNIA)

  4. James VanDerZee, Marcus Garvey (1919)

  5. William Pickens

  6. W.E.B. DuBois

  7. Francis J. Grimké

  8. Black Nationalism: The set of beliefs or the political theory that African Americans should maintain social, economic, and political institutions separate and distinct from those of whites.

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