Question 2 • CA-Ethnic Studies
With more Black Americans able to vote in Northern cities, their votes could influence elections and encourage officials to address their concerns. This helped build support for civil rights activism (C), increased Black representation in government (E), and brought racial equality issues before government officials and the public (F). Cultural expression, entrepreneurship, and union membership could grow during the Great Migration, but they were not direct political effects of increased voting rights.
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