Match each description to the correct term. Each term may be used more than once or not at all. 1. African American writer instrumental in the Harlem Renaissance 2. jazz pianist and vocalist who popularized "big band"music and had the most jazz recordings 3. movement of African American arts in New York City 4. New Orleans jazz musician who became a famous solo trumpeter 5. author who wrote about the tragedies of war 6. individuals coming to adulthood during or after World War I 7. Father of the Blues 8. country music performer from Mississippi 9. author of The Great Gatsby 10. "Queen of Jazz "vocalist who won thirteen Grammy awards A. Lost Generation B. Zora Neale Hurston C. Duke Ellington D. Harlem Renaissance F. W. C. Handy G. F. Scott Fitzgerald H. Ernest Hemingway J. Jimmic Rodgers K. Ella Fitzgerald L. Louie Armstrong

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Match each description to the correct term. Each term may be used more than once or not at all. 1. African American writer instrumental in the Harlem Renaissance 2. jazz pianist and vocalist who popularized "big band"music and had the most jazz recordings 3. movement of African American arts in New York City 4. New Orleans jazz musician who became a famous solo trumpeter 5. author who wrote about the tragedies of war 6. individuals coming to adulthood during or after World War I 7. Father of the Blues 8. country music performer from Mississippi 9. author of The Great Gatsby 10. "Queen of Jazz "vocalist who won thirteen Grammy awards A. Lost Generation B. Zora Neale Hurston C. Duke Ellington D. Harlem Renaissance F. W. C. Handy G. F. Scott Fitzgerald H. Ernest Hemingway J. Jimmic Rodgers K. Ella Fitzgerald L. Louie Armstrong

Answer 1

1. B. Zora Neale Hurston2. C. Duke Ellington3. D.4. L. Louis Armstrong5. H. Ernest Hemingway6. A. Lost Generation7. F. W. C. Handy8. J. Jimmie Rodgers9. G. F. Scott Fitzgerald10. K. Ella Fitzgerald

Answer 2

## Step 1The first description refers to an African American writer who was instrumental in the Harlem Renaissance. This description matches Zora Neale Hurston, who was a significant figure in the Harlem Renaissance.## Step 2The second description refers to a jazz pianist and vocalist who popularized "big band" music and had the most jazz recordings. This description matches Duke Ellington, who was a renowned jazz pianist and vocalist.## Step 3The third description refers to a movement of African American arts in New York City. This description matches the Harlem Renaissance, which was a significant movement of African American arts in New York City.## Step 4The fourth description refers to a New Orleans jazz musician who became a famous solo trumpeter. This description matches Louis Armstrong, who was a famous New Orleans jazz musician.## Step 5The fifth description refers to an author who wrote about the tragedies of war. This description matches Ernest Hemingway, who was known for his war-themed novels.## Step 6The sixth description refers to individuals coming to adulthood during or after World War I. This description matches the Lost Generation, which was a term used to describe individuals who came of age during or just after World War I.## Step 7The seventh description refers to the "Father of the Blues". This description matches W. C. Handy, who is often referred to as the "Father of the Blues".## Step 8The eighth description refers to a country music performer from Mississippi. This description matches Jimmie Rodgers, who was a famous country music performer from Mississippi.## Step 9The ninth description refers to the author of The Great Gatsby. This description matches F. Scott Fitzgerald, who was the author of The Great Gatsby.## Step 10The tenth description refers to the "Queen of Jazz" vocalist who won thirteen Grammy awards. This description matches Ella Fitzgerald, who was known as the "Queen of Jazz".

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