The Great Migration Flashcards
What replaced sharecroppers in the South?
Machines replaced sharecroppers in the South.
How did segregation in the South compare to the North during this time?
Segregation was prevalent in the South, whereas there was less racism in the North
What were the economic benefits for Black Americans in the North?
The North paid well, and Blacks could be used as scabs to replace striking workers.
What was the impact of racial tensions in Northern cities?
Race riots occurred as Blacks and whites fought over working together in cities like Chicago, Detroit, and East St. Louis.
What roles did women take on during the war?
Women took men’s jobs in factories.
What was NAWSA’s stance on the war, and who led it?
NAWSA, led by Alice Paul, stated that women would not protest the war and would work in factories. They demanded suffrage for their efforts, leading to the 19th Amendment.
