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Grade 7 Reading — History
1.
Harlem in New York City
2.
Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, Claude McKay, or W.E.B. Du Bois (any two)
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many venues initially barred Black patrons
4.
economic hardship closed theaters and patronage dried up
5.
artists in Paris, Lagos, and Havana exchanged influences with Harlem thinkers
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silk was only one of many commodities; routes formed a shifting web
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spices, porcelain, paper, metals, or gunpowder (any two)
8.
from India along trade paths, leaving cave temples and murals
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the Black Death spread, killing millions and reshaping economies
10.
conflicts, taxes, and environmental limits shaped trade; not all exchange was peaceful
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