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How did African Americans in the post-Civil War era respond to the hostile environment of the South? A.They confiscated land on...Asked by Nowhen
How did African Americans in the post-Civil War era respond to the hostile environment of the South?
A. They confiscated land on abandoned plantations.
B. They disenfranchised voters who did not have residency.
C. They supported legislation to bring industry to the South.
D. They migrated to the northeast and Midwest to work in factories.
A. They confiscated land on abandoned plantations.
B. They disenfranchised voters who did not have residency.
C. They supported legislation to bring industry to the South.
D. They migrated to the northeast and Midwest to work in factories.
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D. They migrated to the northeast and Midwest to work in factories.
After the Civil War, many African Americans faced hostility and oppressive conditions in the South, leading to significant migration to northern industrial cities. This movement, often referred to as the Great Migration, was motivated by the search for better economic opportunities and escaping the systemic racism and violence prevalent in the South.
After the Civil War, many African Americans faced hostility and oppressive conditions in the South, leading to significant migration to northern industrial cities. This movement, often referred to as the Great Migration, was motivated by the search for better economic opportunities and escaping the systemic racism and violence prevalent in the South.
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