During the Great Migration, large numbers of Black Americans moved away from:
A. northern and western states.
B. southern states.
C. the nation's largest cities.
D. the United States.
Answer (2)
The Great Migration involved large numbers of Black Americans moving away from the southern states to northern and western regions, primarily between 1916 and 1970, in search of better opportunities. Factors such as racial discrimination and economic hardship in the South drove this migration. The correct answer to the question is OB. southern states. ;
During the Great Migration, many Black Americans moved away from the southern states to seek better opportunities and escape racial discrimination. This migration occurred primarily from 1916 to 1970, affecting millions of lives. Thus, the correct answer is OB. southern states.
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