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7th Grade EL Module 3 Vocabulary Words: Harlem Renaissance

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Legacies

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items passed down from ancestors

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Medium

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a way of communicating

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tempo

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the rate of speed or flow

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tone

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expresses a mood or emotion

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figurative language

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words or phrase not meant to be interpreted literally

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metaphor

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comparing two things by saying it IS something

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allusion

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to refer to something without mentioning it directly

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catalyst

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the cause of something

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omnipotent

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having unlimited power

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contraband

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an illegal and usually dangerous item

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loiter

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to stand around with no purpose

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wafting

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to pass easily through the air

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dethroned

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to remove a something from authority or power

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connotation

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an idea or feeling that a word makes a reader feel, undertone, the feeling a writer creates through their word choice

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impede

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to get in the way of

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Harlem Renaissance

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a blossoming of African American culture in the arts (c. 1918-1937)