Question

How did the Great Migration change Alabama in the 1900s?

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Responses

Many African Americans moved from farms to northern cities.
Many African Americans moved from farms to northern cities.

Soon African Americans made up the largest part of the population.
Soon African Americans made up the largest part of the population.

Immigration to the state stopped.
Immigration to the state stopped.

Segregation continued throughout the 1900s.
Segregation continued throughout the 1900s.

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

The Great Migration changed Alabama in the 1900s by causing many African Americans to move from farms in the South to northern cities in search of better job opportunities and living conditions. This led to shifts in the population demographics, with African Americans eventually making up the largest portion of the state's population. Despite these changes, segregation continued throughout the 1900s in Alabama. Additionally, immigration to the state decreased as many African Americans left for other areas.