A significant push factor in the Great Michigan Migration during the early to mid-20th century was the economic hardships faced by African Americans in the Southern United States. Many sought better job opportunities and living conditions in Michigan's burgeoning industrial cities, particularly Detroit, which promised employment in factories and a chance for a more prosperous life. Additionally, the pervasive racial discrimination and violence in the South drove many to seek refuge in the North, where they hoped for greater social and economic equality.
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the difference is that a pull factor is pulling you to move or go there and a push factor is pushing you to leave the place
something that makes you not wanna move somewhere is a push factor but a pull factor for example a pull factor would be great soil in an are or low pollution etc positive thing but a push would be too high gas prices or volcanoes lol etc negative things this is this is from ayrika rozier kik me @AYRIKASOSWEET
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None. Michigan is surrounded by the Great Lakes. Lake Michigan and Lake Huron separate the upper peninsula of Michigan from lower Michigan.
Michigan is called the "Great Lakes State".
Great Michigan Fire happened in 1871.
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