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Which of the following contributed to the rise of the Harlem Renaissance?

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The migration of African Americans to northern cities (D) contributed to the rise of the Harlem Renaissance. It was this Great (Northward) Migration of millions of southern black people into urban areas in the North, starting in 1916, in search of more freedom, less racial tensions, and more working opportunities, that made this fascinating movement possible, together with the transformation of Harlem into the most prominent black capital in the United States.

Vesna [10]3 years ago

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D. The migration of African Americans to northern cities that's the answer to it

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