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Keyon Tucker

8 August, 23:24

Large numbers of African Americans left the south in the early-1900s to escape discrimination, racial segregation, and Jim Crow laws in a movement that later became known as A) The White Flight. B) The Final Solution. C) The Great Migration. D) The Urban Revolution.

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