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What was a reason many blacks moved to the northern states during WWI?

Between 1910 and 1920 about how many people moved to the south into the north.

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World War 1 impact on SC and the nation

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1
Between 1910 and 1920 about how many people moved to the south into the north.
50,000
2,000
100,000
100
2
What was a reason many blacks moved to the northern states during WWI?
They could find jobs and better pay.
They were not allowed to work in southern agriculture.
There were no voting laws.
There was no discrimination in the north.
3
Explain the war's impact on South Carolina and the nation as a whole.
New military facilities were built and women went to work
There were very little impact because they were nuetral
Boost the economy because the need for cotton and factories.
The war effort took jobs from SC
4
Which statement describes one effect of the United States entering into World War 1?
People moved from the north to the south in large numbers.
There was a greater need for cotton production.
SC saw a decrease in military facilities being built.
people of all races had the same economic opportunities
5
Which statement best describes economic conditions in South Carolina prior to World War I? (2)
Agriculture jobs were less available.
National guard training facilities were all over S.C.
There were many industrial jobs for people.
Black men and women of all races found well paying jobs.
6
Explainthe reasons for the United States involvement in World War I.
They was attacked by China
The Zimmerman Telegraph
Sinking of the Titanic
They were asked to join