The Great Migration on the US home front during World War I involved

All through American history, wartime need has frequently opened new political and social roads for underestimated gatherings.

The World War I on African Americans was the speeding up of the multi-decade mass development of dark, southern country ranch workers northward and westbound to urban communities looking for higher wages in new occupations and better social and political changes.

Military induction and the loosening of European movement caused massive work deficiencies in the North, similarly as war generation made an unquenchable interest for industrial goods.