Question

1. key writers (match or fill in)

match each writer to their contribution or write one fact about each.

• langston hughes:
• zora neale hurston:
• claude mckay:
• countee cullen:

Explanation:

This problem is about key writers, specifically from the Harlem Renaissance. The Arts discipline, subfield of Literature, is appropriate as we are dealing with literary figures and their contributions. For each writer, we provide a fact about their work or significance in the literary (and cultural) context of the Harlem Renaissance. Langston Hughes is a central figure of the Harlem Renaissance with notable poetry. Zora Neale Hurston is known for her novel and anthropological work on Black culture. Claude McKay wrote a significant poem of resistance. Countee Cullen is a well - known poet of the Harlem Renaissance with key works exploring race.

Answer:

• Langston Hughes: A leading figure of the Harlem Renaissance, known for his poetry like "The Negro Speaks of Rivers" and his vivid portrayal of Black life and culture.
• Zora Neale Hurston: Author of "Their Eyes Were Watching God", she was an anthropologist and writer who explored African - American folklore and Southern Black culture.
• Claude McKay: A key Harlem Renaissance writer, known for his poem "If We Must Die" which was a call to resistance against racial violence.
• Countee Cullen: A prominent Harlem Renaissance poet, known for his poem "Heritage" and his exploration of race and identity in his works.