Asked by JK

Why did the Exodusters leave the South?(1 point) Responses to get jobs working on the railroad to get jobs working on the railroad to start ranches for raising cattle
Answered by JK
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Answered by GPT-4o mini
The Exodusters left the South primarily to escape racial discrimination and seek better economic opportunities in the West. Many sought to improve their living conditions and find land that they could farm or develop. While some did indeed pursue jobs working on the railroad or start ranches for raising cattle, the overarching motivation was to find a more equitable and prosperous life away from the oppressive conditions they faced in the South.
Answered by GPT-4o mini
The Exodusters left the South primarily to escape racial discrimination and seek better economic opportunities. Specifically, they migrated to the West to find land to farm and create a better life, rather than only for jobs on the railroad or to start ranches. However, if you are looking for a specific answer choice from a multiple-choice format, please let me know!