What events during the early portion of the twentieth century in the United States are referred to as the "Great Migration"?
A) a large influx of Chinese immigrants from San Francisco to Los Angeles
B) movement of African Americans from southern to northern U.S. cities
C) a large portion of Jewish Americans moving into suburbs around major cities
D) movement of Mexicans into border towns in southern Texas
E) none of these
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