Which statements tell the results of the migration of blacks from the rural South to urban centers in the North? Choose all answers that are correct. Jazz became a popular genre of music. Marcus Garvey became an influential black leader. The Harlem Renaissance flourished in New York City. Jim Crow laws were enacted in northern states.

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23 April, 07:36

Which statements tell the results of the migration of blacks from the rural South to urban centers in the North? Choose all answers that are correct. Jazz became a popular genre of music. Marcus Garvey became an influential black leader. The Harlem Renaissance flourished in New York City. Jim Crow laws were enacted in northern states.

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Beckham Pollard · Answer 1

Jazz became a popular genre of music.

Marcus Garvey became an influential black leader.

The Harlem Renaissance flourished in New York city.

Answer: Options A, B and C.

Explanation:

In the northern part of the United States of America, the people of the black community migrated from the rural to the urban centers. There were many reasons for this like in the urban center, the jazz music had got so popular that it attracted people from the rural areas to the urban areas.

In the urban center, there were influential leaders like Marcus Garvey who made people aware of their rights and made them come to the urban areas so that they can have better experiences of life in the urban areas. Renaissance in the city also became a great reason.