The lives of many African Americans improved after migrating to the North during the Great Migration, as they found better job opportunities in industrial cities and greater access to education. However, they also faced significant challenges, including racial discrimination, segregation, and violence. While some experienced a degree of economic advancement and community support, the transition was often met with a harsh reality of systemic racism that persisted in urban areas. Overall, the move offered a mix of hope and hardship.
NAACP
No
than african americans would have normal lives back than during slavery.
The role of African Americans in the movement towards westward expansion has been attention on the lives and contributions of these often forgotten pioneer.
because he gave them rites
NAACP
Barack Obama is a famous African -American
one was free one wasnt and they were both African's
African American lives
No
There were no free African Americans in the south. In the north they were free but still discrimination kept them from expressing themselves and having rights.
Slavers. In the 1880's the African American Americans worked as slaves.
it is because yeah
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they bought some land and sold their crops for money sold alot for little money for meds. they still had to pay for the crop machine
Jacob Lawrence
than african americans would have normal lives back than during slavery.