Question

mod- fall final part 2
which pull factor contributed to the \great migration\ of african-americans in the 1920s?
the lower cost of living in urban areas
job opportunities in the north
the availability of land grants from the homestead act

Explanation:

The Great Migration of African - Americans in the 1920s was driven by pull factors in the North. The North had industrial growth during and after World War I, creating job opportunities in factories. The lower cost of living in urban areas was not a primary pull factor, and the Homestead Act (1862) was not relevant to the 1920s Great Migration as it was for settling the West earlier. So job opportunities in the north was the key pull factor.

Answer:

B. Job opportunities in the north (assuming the options are labeled A, B, C with A being "The lower cost of living in urban areas", B being "Job opportunities in the north", C being "The availability of land grants from the Homestead Act")