Most blacks who moved to Chicago were fleeing terrible poverty in:

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The question specifically mentions "blacks" who moved to Chicago, and the answer choices suggest different possible origins for those black migrants. Of the options provided, the most historically accurate and widely documented answer is that the majority of black migrants to Chicago during the early to mid-1900s were coming from rural areas in the South, where they faced extreme poverty, racism, and limited economic opportunities. Although some black migrants did come from other regions, such as the Northeast or other Northern cities, their numbers were much smaller than those coming from the rural South. Therefore, choice B is the best answer.

Most Blacks Who Moved to Chicago Were Fleeing Terrible Poverty