III. Effects of the Harlem Renaissance on Jazz
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A. Spotlight on Sophistication
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As the New York elite began attending jazz clubs, jazz became viewed as a sophisticated art form. |
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B. National Exposure
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The market for jazz was stimulated, both locally and nationally through radio broadcasts. |
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C. One Step Closer to Integration
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The Harlem Renaissance brought literary, dramatic, artistic, and musical works to the attention of more whites. A white market developed for these products - including jazz - during the Harlem Renaissance. |
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D. Appreciation and Understanding
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The Harlem Renaissance brought attention to literary and artistic works by African Americans. Jazz was an important ingredient in a developing appreciation of the artistic talent of African Americans. |
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