Popular Culture and a Renaissance in Harlem
Popular Culture and a Renaissance in Harlem
Learning Objectives
- Explain the ways that popular culture influenced ideas about gender and the lives of young women during the 1920s. Also describe the way culture, religion, and science intersected during these years.
- Evaluate the ways that the rise of the Garvey Movement and the Harlem Renaissance reflected African American culture and life.
- Describe the popular culture of the 1920s. Analyze the impact of consumerism upon this culture, and describe the ways the United States was becoming more secular.
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