The correct answer is A) He sensitized whites to this black Renaissance.
<em>Alain Locke's key contribution to the Harlem Renaissance was that he sensitized whites to his black Renaissance.</em>
Alain Leroy Locke (1885-1954) was an African American writer and educator that always supported the art of the black people. He was one of the main supporters of the Harlem Renaissance, that was an African American movement in the United States in the 1920s, that expressed the arts and culture of the black people in the Harlem, New York. Many people considered him "The Father of the Harlem Renaissance." He also wrote many essays and books.
Alain Locke’s key contribution to the Harlem Renaissance is E. His paintings depicted the vibrancy of urban black culture. He is known as <span>Father of the </span>Harlem Renaissance for his work of the 1<span>925, The New Negro.</span>
The Communist Parties became extremely popular during the Great Depression in both Italy and Germany, and rivaled the leading parties (Nazi Party and the Fascist Party). Both of them were able to suppress their countries communist parties, and tried to exterminate both.
Explanation: The Virginia Plan was supported by the larger states because of the resolution for proportional representation. This meant that the more people a state has, the more representatives it gets in the legislature.
