Which idea best reflects the historical context of Harlem in the 1940s?

Laboring in the fields day after day can wear a person down physically and emotionally.

Small towns, where everyone knows one another, are the true heart of American society.

Understanding where one fits into society can be either a challenge or an opportunity.

City living is easier than country living but rarely offers as much cultural diversity.

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Mina Sparks

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16 February, 19:44

Which idea best reflects the historical context of Harlem in the 1940s?

Laboring in the fields day after day can wear a person down physically and emotionally.

Small towns, where everyone knows one another, are the true heart of American society.

Understanding where one fits into society can be either a challenge or an opportunity.

City living is easier than country living but rarely offers as much cultural diversity.

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Leah Montgomery · Answer 1

The second or fourth one is correct I think.

Gummi Bear · Answer 2

The statement in which the idea best reflects the historical context of Harlem in the 1940s is Small towns, where everyone knows one another, are the true heart of American society. So the answer would be the second option. The other options are incorrect because they do not reflect the context of Harlem in 1940.