a poetandnovelistthedifficultiesof africanamericansafricanamericanwriters,singers, etc.Americanart,literature,and musicamericanlifea famousjazzmusicianDukeEllingtonthe mid1930'sthemigrationseries andwar seriesartistic,literary,andintellectualLangstonHughesthecottonclubHarlema newculturalidentitymusicians,artists, andwriters inthat timeJacobLawrencea place inthe northernsection ofNYCapproximately17 yearsLouisArmstrongAfricanAmericanthemesAfricanAmericanBessieSmithhow peopleviewedafricanamericansthe 1920'sand1930'sa poetandnovelistthedifficultiesof africanamericansafricanamericanwriters,singers, etc.Americanart,literature,and musicamericanlifea famousjazzmusicianDukeEllingtonthe mid1930'sthemigrationseries andwar seriesartistic,literary,andintellectualLangstonHughesthecottonclubHarlema newculturalidentitymusicians,artists, andwriters inthat timeJacobLawrencea place inthe northernsection ofNYCapproximately17 yearsLouisArmstrongAfricanAmericanthemesAfricanAmericanBessieSmithhow peopleviewedafricanamericansthe 1920'sand1930's

The Harlem Renaissance - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. a poet and novelist
  2. the difficulties of african americans
  3. african american writers, singers, etc.
  4. American art, literature, and music
  5. american life
  6. a famous jazz musician
  7. Duke Ellington
  8. the mid 1930's
  9. the migration series and war series
  10. artistic, literary, and intellectual
  11. Langston Hughes
  12. the cotton club
  13. Harlem
  14. a new cultural identity
  15. musicians, artists, and writers in that time
  16. Jacob Lawrence
  17. a place in the northern section of NYC
  18. approximately 17 years
  19. Louis Armstrong
  20. African American themes
  21. African American
  22. Bessie Smith
  23. how people viewed african americans
  24. the 1920's and 1930's