The Civil War

The Great Migration

The Industrial Revolution

The American Revolution

Tenant farming

Factory work

Railroad construction

Teaching

To find jobs and a better life

To escape cold weather

To join the military

To attend college

The movement of African Americans from the South to the North

The migration of Europeans to America

The westward expansion of settlers

The relocation of Native American tribes

An artist who depicted the Great Migration

A famous Civil War general

A politician during the Great Migration

A tenant farmer in the South

She was thankful to be in a city and urged them to come to Chicago

She missed the South and wanted to return

She found it difficult to find work

She was unhappy with the living conditions

They were treated unfairly and prevented from voting

They were given equal rights

They were allowed to vote freely

They were welcomed into white neighborhoods

Life in the North offered more opportunities and freedoms for black people compared to the oppressive conditions in the South.

Life in the North was similar to life in the South for black people.

Black people faced fewer challenges in the South compared to the North.

Life in the South was more prosperous for black people than in the North.