Question

chapter 12: immigration and internal migration transforms the nation assessment questions 1 the internal migration that took place in the united states between 1877 and 1920 was caused by several key factors, resulting in some dramatic changes in american society. identify the factors that caused this internal migration. then identify a resulting action that came about to address these situations. move or draw a line from the shaded boxes into the correct blank boxes on the chart. you do not have to use all of the boxes. caused by the great migration in the united states resulted in there was a great awakening of african - american culture. african americans faced prejudice and bias in the south. escape from tenant farming and share - cropping jobs in the south. reports of better paying jobs in northern cities. african americans faced no bias or prejudice in northern cities. 2 during the late 1800s and early 1900s, large numbers of immigrants were admitted to the united states because of the economys need for more skilled craftsmen unskilled factory workers educated professionals scientists and technicians

Explanation:

1. Causes of the Great Migration: African - Americans faced prejudice and bias in the South, wanted to escape tenant farming and share - cropping jobs in the South, and heard reports of better - paying jobs in Northern cities.
2. Result of the Great Migration: There was a great awakening of African - American culture. Also, it's important to note that African - Americans still faced some level of bias and prejudice in Northern cities, so the statement about no bias there is incorrect.
3. For the multiple - choice question about immigration in the late 1800s and early 1900s, the US economy needed large numbers of unskilled factory workers at that time due to industrialization.

Answer:

1. Caused by: African Americans faced prejudice and bias in the South; Escape from tenant farming and share - cropping jobs in the South; Reports of better paying jobs in Northern cities.

Resulted in: There was a great awakening of African - American culture.

1. unskilled factory workers