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The seeds of the Harlem Renaissance were sown by the Great Migration in which large numbers of African Americans left the South and migrated north. What is a reason African Amer…

The seeds of the Harlem Renaissance were sown by the Great Migration in which large numbers of African Americans left the South and migrated north. What is a reason African Amer…
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The seeds of the Harlem Renaissance were sown by the Great Migration in which large numbers of African Americans left the South and migrated north. What is a reason African Americans continued to move northward in the 1920s?

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Racism in the South and supposed economic and social freedoms up north

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