Question

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most african americans who moved to the north from the south found:
a. equal treatment with whites.
b. jobs on railroads or in factories.
c. less voting rights.
d. jobs as sharecroppers or tenant farmers.

Explanation:

During the Great Migration, African Americans moving from the South to the North sought better economic opportunities. The North had industrial jobs, and many found work in factories or on railroads. Option A is incorrect as racial inequality still existed. Option C is wrong because the North generally had more voting rights. Option D describes Southern agricultural jobs, not Northern work.

Answer:

B. Jobs on railroads or in factories.