The great migration was the movement of 1.75 million African Americans from the southern states to the Midwest, Northwest, and western parts of the country between 1910 and 1930. Black people migrated to escape racism and seek work in industrial cities. They moved to cities where there were more job and education opportunities, and the ability to vote. Though they found work in cities, discrimination continued, and European immigrants rejected black people. However, the migration did help reduce differences between racial groups over time.

2. What is the great
migration?
 The black great migration was the displacement of
1.75 million African Americans from the southern
states to the Midwest, northwest and west of the
country.

3. Why black people decide
to migrate?
 Black people decide to migrate in order to scape of
racism and to search work on industrial cities.

5. Causes of they decision.
 On United States between 1910 & 1930 the black
population increase at the 40% of all the country. So
there was an increase in tensions between African
Americans and recent European immigrant.
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6.  Both groups came from predominantly rural
societies and fight for jobs and housing vied with
preexisting white working class.

7.  The options of having work on the city where more
and for having a better education. And one
important factor was the option of vote.

8. Effects of they decision of
migrate.
 Small cities create, where black communities a group
because the manpower was so cheap.
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9.  Its true that they migration generate more work but
the discrimination continue, and the European
society generate a rejection to black people.

10.  Independently that today the racism in United States
continue existing its true that this migration help to
erase that differences that have this humans
groups.
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