Question

what was the significance of world war i to the harlem renaissance?

oa it increased the demand for industrial labor, drawing african americans north.
ob it caused harlem to become a wealthy community.
oc it ended racism and segregation in the south.
od it forced musicians to leave harlem.

Explanation:

World War I increased demand for industrial labor in the North. This led to the Great Migration of African - Americans from the South to the North, including to Harlem. This influx of people contributed to the cultural explosion known as the Harlem Renaissance.

Answer:

A. It increased the demand for industrial labor, drawing African Americans north.