The Great Migration Answers

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This graph shows that by 1930 the African American population of the Midwest and Northeast

A
was about the same as in 1900
B
had more than doubled since 1900
C
had risen only a little since 1900
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How did World War I affect the Great Migration?

A
African Americans were no longer needed on farms in the South.
B
African American workers abandoned factory jobs in the North for higher-paying agricultural jobs in the South.
C
Factory workers left their jobs to fight in the war, creating a labor shortage in urban areas.
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NorthSouth

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North
B
South
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NorthSouth

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North
B
South
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Armstrong was widely regarded as one of the world’s greatest

A
rock musicians
B
jazz musicians
C
rhythm and blues musicians
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Few industrial centers::South
Few urban areas::South
Widespread segregation in public places::South
Small immigrant population::South
Home to cities like Chicago, Detroit, and New York::North
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NorthSouth

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North
B
South
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Jazz music is a blend of which four musical styles?

A
ragtime
B
blues
C
spirituals
D
calypso
E
work songs
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Which two men were band leaders at the Cotton Club?

A
Cab Calloway
B
Louis Armstrong
C
Duke Ellington
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The author of Their Eyes Were Watching God was

A
Langston Hughes
B
Zora Neale Hurston
C
Bessie Smith
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What argument is Mrs. Turner making about discrimination in this quote?

A
She believes that segregation is unfair and should be abolished.
B
She has white features, and therefore thinks that she should not be treated the same as other African Americans.
C
She rejects her whiteness and hopes to create a new class for herself and her family

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