B. Black writers, musicians, and artists gained national attention
The Harlem Renaissance was was a boom of African American culture and the arts. Notable people, such as Cab Calloway, Louis Armstrong, and Zora Neale Hurston, gained fame for playing music, writing, or painting.
<span>This would be the Charleston. It would become symbolic of the times, and was a big part of the "flapper" culture that was prevalent during the pre-recession America. This was a time of indulgence and excess, and people were enjoying themselves in the afterglow of World War I. However, the good times weren't going to last forever, with the crash of 1929 ending much of the consumption that took place before then.</span>
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Napoleon gave up his plans to expand French control across the Atlantic and in the Americas.</span>
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ummmm where are the picture or is there one ?
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yes
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because if you look right above the passage it says full article