Based on the statements provided, the most accurate choice would depend on the specific content and context of the map mentioned, which I do not have access to. However, here’s a brief analysis of the provided statements:
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Immigrants wanted to stay in the 'green' part in order to establish farms and grow cash crops. - This statement could be true if the 'green' part of the map indicates fertile land suitable for agriculture.
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The map shows the Great Migration from the north to the south of people looking for freedom. - This statement could be correct if the map represents the movement of African Americans during the Great Migration seeking better opportunities and freedom from oppression.
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This movement of displaced people meant that more people immigrated through the southern border. - This could be true if the map indicates a correlation between displacement and immigration patterns; however, it's more specific to broader immigration trends which may not be illustrated in the map.
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Former slaves received government assistance in order to establish small businesses in the southern states. - This may not be represented in a general migration map, as government assistance is a specific policy measure and varies over time.
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Millions of African Americans in the southern Unit. - This statement is incomplete but could refer to the demographics in the Southern states.
To select the most accurate statement without seeing the map context, I would suggest the second option, as the Great Migration is a well-documented movement of African Americans from the rural South to urban areas in the North and could reasonably be reflected in an associated map.
If you have more specific information about the categories or content of the map, I could help refine this further.