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What was the primary reason many African
Americans migrated to the North both during
and after World War I?
(1) More economic opportunities existed in the
North.
(2) Few chances to gain political office were
available in the South.
(3) Racism and discrimination had been
eliminated in the North.
(4) Southern cities were overcrowded.

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The primary reason many African Americans migrated to the North both during
and after World War I was because there was far more opportunity for jobs. 
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