Case Study: Second Great Migration Answers
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Review the map.
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Midwest, Northeast, WestB
South, SoutheastC
South, centralD
central, Southeast, Northwest2
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Read the chart.
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ChicagoB
DetroitC
Los AngelesD
Philadelphia3
What was a major reason for the Second Great Migration of Black Americans to cities in the North and West?
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to escape the oppressive Jim Crow laws of the SouthB
to return to their original hometownsC
to join agricultural communities in rural areasD
to take advantage of the warm climates in the North4
What role did Black-owned businesses play during the Second Great Migration?
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They discouraged younger generations from owning businesses.B
They contributed to the economic development of neighborhoods and cities.C
They primarily provided places to worship and spiritual guidance.D
They replaced many major businesses in the North.5
What is the phenomenon known as "White Flight”?
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the migration of White Americans from rural areas to urban centersB
the relocation of White Americans to different countriesC
the movement of White Americans from urban areas to the suburbsD
the shift in White American population from the Northern states to the Southern states6
What gave Black workers the power to make demands in workplaces in the North and West?
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they organized into unionsB
they shifted from industrial work to agricultural workC
they introduced new technologies in factoriesD
they provided money and materials to their employers7
How did the "White flight” phenomenon illustrate a shift in American demographics and identity?
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by marking the return of White residents to urban centersB
by increasing the movement of Black Americans to the suburbsC
by demonstrating the appeal of urban life over suburbanD
by tying White identity to suburban life instead of urban life8
How did Black identity become tied to urban life because of the Second Great Migration?
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through the establishment of Black Americans in rural farming positionsB
by political movements that encouraged a return to rural originsC
by the creation of cultural hubs in cities where Black heritage was celebratedD
through the decrease of Black cultural expression in cities10
Why was Harlem considered a center of Black culture and art?
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It was the primary location for Black Americans to seek employment during the 1920s and 1930s.B
It provided a unique environment where Black Americans could freely express their talents and intellect.C
Its geographical position made it a strategic location for trade and commerce.D
Its educational institutions were the first to offer courses on Black history and culture.Did you find these answers helpful?
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