In the early 1900s, when many blacks moved from the South to the northern urban areas, laws that established racial segregation resulted in ghettos.

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This is historically accurate. The laws that established racial segregation, such as Jim Crow laws and redlining, contributed to the creation of segregated and impoverished neighborhoods commonly known as ghettos. The migration of Black Americans from the South to urban areas in the North during the early 1900s, known as the Great Migration, also played a role in the formation of these ghettos.

In the Early 1900s, When Many Blacks Moved from the South