Question

competition for factory jobs in the north; as wages were forced downward, racism increased. many white neighborhoods made agreements to not allow black americans to purchase for - sale properties. like the south, segregation was legal and provided separate public facilities for white and black people. one bright spot for african - americans was harlem, and as populations climbed in northern cities, similar versions of black communities developed to provide solace from the struggle. which of the following had the greatest impact on the creation of the harlem renaissance? * 4 points the exclusion of black people from white neighborhoods the european renaissance segregation in the south the migration of black americans to the north

Explanation:

The Harlem Renaissance was a cultural, social, and artistic explosion among African - Americans in the 1920s and 1930s in Harlem, New York. The migration of black Americans to the north, known as the Great Migration, brought a large number of African - Americans to urban centers like Harlem. This concentration of black people in Harlem led to a flourishing of black culture, art, music, and literature. The exclusion from white neighborhoods was a form of discrimination but not the main cause. The European Renaissance was a different historical and cultural movement with little direct connection. Segregation in the South was a factor in the push for migration but not the most direct cause of the Harlem Renaissance.

Answer:

the migration of black Americans to the north