Question

12.02 which was a \pull\ factor for african americans during the great migration?
seasonal ranch work in the south
legalized segregation in the south
economic opportunities in the north

Explanation:

Pull factors attract people to a new area. During the Great Migration, African Americans moved from the South to the North. Seasonal ranch work in the South and legalized segregation in the South are push factors (driving people away from the South). Economic opportunities in the North (jobs, better wages) attracted them, so it's a pull factor.

Answer:

C. economic opportunities in the North