3. the harlem renaissance was a rebirth of the of the african american community.
a. social and political power
b. musical and literary talent
c. economic and cultural influence
d. educational and career opportunities

The correct answer is B. Musical and literary talent

Explanation:

The term "Harlem Renaissance" refers to a historical period during the 1920s that began in Harlem, New York but expanded to all the U.S. in which literary and musical expressions of the African American community rebirth and were legitimated. This lead to a growing and recognition fo the African American culture and the role of African Americans in music and literature, especially in genres such as jazz and modernist literature that used experimental forms and techniques and aim at showing the pride of the community and the need of ending racism and stereotypes. Considering this, it can be concluded the Harlem Renaissance was a rebirth of the musical and literary talent of the African American community.

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