According to "introduction to the harlem renaissance and the civil rights movement," which was one reason for the first wave of
the great migration? poor farming conditions in the north the black nationalist movement segregation and racism in the south the passing of the civil rights act of 1964
"poor farming conditions in the north" although might have been a fact, was not a reason for war. The north had developed in other areas.
"the black nationalist movement" wasn't also the real reason. If anything, the movement would have wanted that the need for moving was non existent.
"the passing of the civil rights act of 1964" was what was meant to end segregation, not create it. So it's also wrong.
"segregation and racism in the south" is the correct answer. The south and the blacks have a long and harsh story of conflicts since the civil war and before, even.
The sugar act was passed in 1764 and the stamp act was passed later in the year 1765.they were both designed to raise revenue for the British. But the reaction by the colonists to the acts was very different.
