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harlem renaissance
match each harlem renaissance figure with the correct description.

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duke ellington
langston hughes
louis armstrong
marcus garvey
web dubois
zora neale hurston
this author produced four novels- including their eyes were watching god- and more than 50 published short stories, plays, and essays.

he was a major civil rights leader in the late-19th century and was a co-founder of the naacp in 1909.

he was a jamaican-american civil rights activist who was part of the "back to africa" movement of the early 20th century and founded the "black star steamship company" for this purpose.

this jazz musician gained fame with the trumpet and a raspy, one-of-kind singing voice.

he was a jazz musician and big-band leader in the mid-20th century, with such hits as "take the a-train" and "mood indigo."

he was an important poet, novelist and playwright, known for such works as the weary blues and not without laughter.