Question

what was the great migration during world war i?
the recruitment of american men to fight in the war in europe
the movement of african americans from the rural south to northern cities
the movement of white women from rural areas to industrial cities
the saving of food and fuel to help provide supplies for the war effort

Explanation:

The Great Migration during World War I specifically refers to the large - scale movement of African Americans from the rural Southern United States to northern cities. This was driven by factors like the need for labor in northern industries during the war, as well as the desire to escape racial discrimination and poor economic conditions in the South. The first option is about recruitment for the war, the third is about white women (not related to the Great Migration), and the fourth is about rationing for the war effort. So the correct option is the one about African Americans' movement.

Answer:

B. the movement of African Americans from the rural South to northern cities