• Station D - Historical Context and Relevance Today
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  • 06.09.2025
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How to work with this sta­ti­on

This sta­ti­on fo­cu­ses on the his­to­ri­cal con­text and present-​day re­le­van­ce of the poem. If you feel con­fi­dent to ans­wer the main task, you un­der­stand the the­mes and per­spec­ti­ves well enough to move on to ano­ther sta­ti­on. If you are not sure whe­ther you have re­ached the cor­rect con­clu­si­ons, you can take a look at the cheat sheet to com­pa­re your ans­wers.

Main Task: In ll. 66-68, the spe­a­ker swears the oath that Ame­ri­ca will be his. Com­ment on whe­ther you think, the spe­a­ker has achie­ved this goal today.

Step by Step:

1
Re­se­arch the term Har­lem Re­nais­sance using the text pro­vi­ded or the in­ter­net.
2
Ex­plain what the spe­a­ker meant, when he said that Ame­ri­ca will be his.

Main Task: In ll. 66-68, the spe­a­ker swears the oath that Ame­ri­ca will be his. Com­ment on whe­ther you think, the spe­a­ker has achie­ved this goal today.

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