The heightened racial tensions during the 1906 Atlanta Race Massacre were primarily influenced by economic competition for jobs. This competition, along with other societal factors such as media sensationalism and a context of increasing racial segregation, contributed to the outbreak of violence. The dynamics of racial relationships in Atlanta at that time were significantly affected by economic disparities and the competition for limited resources, which escalated into the tragic events of the massacre.
During the 1906 Atlanta Race Massacre, what were some of the contributing factors that led to heightened racial tensions?
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disputed land ownership case
disputed land ownership case
Economic competition for jobs
Economic competition for jobs
The construction of a new city park
The construction of a new city park
Celebrations of cultural diversity in the city
Celebrations of cultural diversity in the city
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