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5 January, 07:54

Why did African Americans leave the South in great numbers between 1910

and 1940?

A. To find jobs in the cities of the North

B. To live in the warmth of the Sunbelt

C. To return to their African homeland

D. To work on the farms of the West

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  1. 5 January, 09:07
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    The answer is A

    Reason: Because, what the question is referring to is "The Great Migration". The reason this occurred was, because the South was destroyed and in ruins and Whites still discriminated against African Americans and so the North had more opportunities waiting for them.
  2. 5 January, 09:35
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    A

    Explanation:

    im not sure if its right there was more jobs in the north
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