the great migration

4. as the jobs in the north were beginning to fill in,------- were no longer offering train passes.
6. at this point the overwhelming amount of african aericans lived in the------.
8. train depots were not honoring the-----.
9. the most obvious reason for the cause of great migration is------
10. the great migration began in the year------.
11. the trips for african americans were not-----.
14. -----cities grew more diverse as african americans shared their culture
17. many southern african americans headed to the---- to look for work.
18. a meeting was held to prevent blacks from------ into east St, Louis
19. the workers that were often hired were most likely------ and are willing to take advantage of any opportunity.
20. The great migration was the movement of some six million--------from the rural south cities to the cities of the north
22. ------companies were the first to hire
23. It occurred in two waves basically before and after the--------

1. the great migration is sometimes known as-----
2. in east St, Louis, Illinois a riot ensued due to an aluminum plant hiring blacks to break a--------.
3. migrants.
5. because of the great migration the fares drastically------.
7. ------is one of the 2 cities that were the most popular during the great migration
10. many blacks were escaping the racial persecution that plagued the south since the end of the passing of the-------
12. the outcome of the great migration improved great------- conditions for african americans.
13. -----is also one of the 2 cities that were the most popular during the great migration
15. ------had revolutionized the assembly line in his car factories by the time the great migration prompted the large increase of the african americans in the north.
16. labor spies from the-----stood on street corners handing out train passes to the northern cities.
21. the southerners were afraid they were losing too many----- to the northern cities.
24. "jim crow laws" were instituted in the----