The Black movement to the urban North from the rural South was similar to______________?

Correct answer: B. immigration from Europe

  • A. the experience of the American Indians
  • B. immigration from Europe
  • C. moves of professionals from New York to Los Angeles
  • D. the arrival of the Cuban middle class after Castro

Explanation

The Great Migration moved African Americans from the rural South toward urban industrial centers, much as European immigration supplied labor to growing American cities. The other choices describe more limited or different migrations.

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