Question
What were the political effects of the Harlem Renaissance?
Responses
A It provided job opportunities for southern African Americans that migrated to the north.It provided job opportunities for southern African Americans that migrated to the north.
B It provided a foundation for the Civil Rights Movement because it fueled African American self-determinism.It provided a foundation for the Civil Rights Movement because it fueled African American self-determinism.
C It provided Americans with a clearer picture of life as an African American from their contributions in art, music, and prose.It provided Americans with a clearer picture of life as an African American from their contributions in art, music, and prose.
D It provided educational opportunities and small business opportunities for African Americans from the freed slaves from the South.
Responses
A It provided job opportunities for southern African Americans that migrated to the north.It provided job opportunities for southern African Americans that migrated to the north.
B It provided a foundation for the Civil Rights Movement because it fueled African American self-determinism.It provided a foundation for the Civil Rights Movement because it fueled African American self-determinism.
C It provided Americans with a clearer picture of life as an African American from their contributions in art, music, and prose.It provided Americans with a clearer picture of life as an African American from their contributions in art, music, and prose.
D It provided educational opportunities and small business opportunities for African Americans from the freed slaves from the South.
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The best answer regarding the political effects of the Harlem Renaissance is:
**B. It provided a foundation for the Civil Rights Movement because it fueled African American self-determinism.**
The Harlem Renaissance was not only a cultural movement but also instilled a sense of pride and a demand for civil rights among African Americans, influencing future activism and the Civil Rights Movement that gained momentum in the 1950s and 1960s.
**B. It provided a foundation for the Civil Rights Movement because it fueled African American self-determinism.**
The Harlem Renaissance was not only a cultural movement but also instilled a sense of pride and a demand for civil rights among African Americans, influencing future activism and the Civil Rights Movement that gained momentum in the 1950s and 1960s.