culture globally resulting in the art to become a cultural continuity into the twenty-first-century. But how does ballet affect a society? Beginning in the sixteenth century ballet began to impact economics, politics, and society within Europe, especially France. Sixteenth-century France contained civil and religious conflicts: so the French kings drew from the deep traditions of Italian Renaissance thoughts of arts and spectacle, as a way to sooth passions and calm violence. Ballet as a consequence
the important roles played throughout the Harlem Renaissance and how the Harlem Renaissance was a movement that brought out many different poets, writers, and musicians to bring the African- American race together as one. The Harlem Renaissance was responsible for uniting the African-American race through the collective power of influential poets, writers, and musicians. Despite the many challenges that were faced during this era, the Harlem Renaissance still helped pave the way for the “modern day