Question

2 multiple choice 5 points
the term the great migration refers to:
the movement of chinese to america
the removal of native americans off tribal lands
the movement of african american the north
the movement of europeans to america

Explanation:

The Great Migration is a well-documented historical event in the United States, where millions of African Americans moved from rural Southern states to urban areas in the North, Midwest, and West primarily between the 1910s and 1970s, seeking better economic opportunities and escaping racial oppression. The other options refer to different migration events: Chinese migration to America, the forced removal of Native Americans (such as the Trail of Tears), and European migration to America (like during colonial eras or 19th-century immigration waves).

Answer:

The movement of African American the North