Blacks who moved to northern cities tended to find

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While blacks who moved to northern cities did face new problems due to racial prejudice, such as discrimination in employment and housing, overall they tended to have better lives than they had in the South due to higher wages, better educational opportunities, and less violence and intimidation. However, they still faced significant challenges and inequalities. Choices A, B, and C are not accurate as blacks often faced poverty, inadequate housing, and discrimination in the North. The inability to vote was a problem faced by Southern blacks due to Jim Crow laws, and was not directly related to their migration to Northern cities.

Blacks Who Moved to Northern Cities Tended to Find