Question

During the 1920s more than a million blacks moved from the South to cities in the North.

Answer 1

Answer:

C & D

Explanation:

C- Langston Hughes was very important to the Harlem Renaissance because of his contributions to the African American culture appreciation movement and his strong viewpoints on black life from a black perspective.

D- Hence the name "Harlem Renaissance". A lot of African Americans moved to West Harlem in the 1920s-30s. Because of the economic loss a lot of white home owners started allowing blacks tenants into their homes which added to the greater population of African Americans in northern areas.

(there also were a lot of migrants to Chicago, but I'm assuming that it's asking for a more generalized answer)