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1 Do Now What three inventions of the 20’s might’ve improved the lives of people living in rural areas? How did labor saving products help people in their homes?

2 African American DO NOW 3.Where are people migrating according to this map? Why do you think they left the south?

3 Poor Economic conditions and segregation in the South led to the migration of African-American people to the North and West.

4 The Great Migration took place during and after WWI.

5 Because Jobs for African Americans in the south were scarce and low paying

6 Between 1-2 million African Americans moved from the South to Northern Cities in search of better employment opportunities.

7 Also to avoid discrimination and violence in the South.

8 ****However African Americans also faces discrimination and violence in the North and Midwest.****

9 Push factors – negative things that make one want to leave a place
Pull factors – positive things about a place that make you want to go there

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