The movement of more than 400,000 southern blacks to northern cities during the war and through the 1920s was known as the

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The movement of more than 400,000 southern black Americans to northern cities during the war and through the 1920s was known as the Great Migration. This was due to a combination of factors, including increased job opportunities in the North, better living conditions, and escaping racial violence in the South.

The Movement of More Than 400,000 Southern Blacks to Northern