Answer:
During the years between 1916 and 1970, the vast majority (more than 90%) of African-American population have migrated from rural southern states to more urban north states.
The <em>main causes</em> are <em>economic issues</em>, along with poverty and unemployment on the one hand, and still prevalent <em>racial discrimination</em> in the South, on the other. It took place in fourteen southern states, with Georgia being the second most affected after Mississippi.
It is true that the supreme court has ruled that classifications based on gender are subject to a lower level of scrutiny than classifications based on race.
Answer:
e. None of the above are in error.
Explanation:
Errors in word usage refers to a situation in speaking or writing in English that describes faulty, unconventional, or questionable usage, of the language. It could be caused by a misplaced modifier or by wrong verb tense. It can also be referred to as grammatical error.
The options from A to D are correct, which means that all the sentences are right. This makes option E the answer to the question.
