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1 Claude McKay writer of poetry and fiction History Ch 28
2 Claude McKay Wrote poem "If We Must Die"-protested lynching and mob violence. History, The Roaring Twenties
3 Claude McKay Modernism--Harlem Renaissance: America; The Barrier American Writers
4 Claude McKay Harlem Renaissance American History Chapter 20
5 Claude McKay wrote "If We Must Die" The Era of Wonderful Nonsense 3
6 Claude Mckay poet. "If we must die" the roaring twenties (no good)
7 claude mckay was a Jamaican writer and communist in his early life, after his trip to the Soviet Union he found that communism was too disciplined and confining for him. However McKay was never an actual member of the Communist Party. He was part of the Harlem Renaissance and wrote three novels. Ch 23 IDS
8 claude mckay jamaican immigrant the most militant of the writers his novels and poems showed ordinary african americans struggling for dignity and advancement in the face of discrimination and economic hardships 'if we must die' Terms
9 Claude Mckay writer of poetry and fiction American History Final
10 Claude McKay Harlem Renaissance Authors and Periods
11 Claude McKay "If We Must Die" Harlem
12 Claude McKay Poet who's famouse poem was "Harlem Shadows". Flash cards
13 CLAUDE MCKAY first important writer os the harlem renaissance MEAD UNIT 7

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