During the twentieth century, industrial development in the North and the mechanization of agriculture in the South resulted in a substantial migration to Northern urban areas by:

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The migration to Northern urban areas during the twentieth century was primarily due to African Americans seeking job opportunities in the growing industrial sector. Latin American migration increased in the latter half of the century, but was not a major factor during the early years of industrialization. Europeans were already in the North and were not a major force in this particular migration. Native Americans were not involved in this migration.

During the Twentieth Century, Industrial Development in the North and the Mechanization