How did many African Americans in the South respond to the enactment of Jim Crow Laws?

Question 3 options:

They moved out of the South.

They joined the Socialist Party.

They gave up their religious beliefs.

They went on strike throughout the South.

Question: How did many African Americans in the South respond to the enactment of Jim Crow Laws?

Options:

They moved out of the South. They joined the Socialist Party. They gave up their religious beliefs. They went on strike throughout the South.

Answer: They moved out of the South.

Explanation: The African-Americans in the south responded to the increasing discrimination due to the Jim Crow Laws in many ways, but the most common response was moving out of the South. It started with the Great Migration of African-Americans, moving from the South to the urban North. This began in the 1890s, and some even went back to Africa.