The Chicago Defender called for an end to lynching and segregation. This influenced the Great Migration as were a pull factors.
Answer: Option B
<u>Explanation:</u>
From the time period of 1916 to 1970, there were a lot of people who moved from the southern part of the United States to the northern part of the country. This was known as the great migration.
The number of people who migrated from south to north were as huge as half million dozen. These were known as the pull factors which pulled people to the northern part from the area in south parts where mostly agriculture was practiced.
The correct answer is It expanded trade to include Greek, Roman, Arab, and Indian merchants.
Meroe's founders were Cousites, or Ethiopians. Mural paintings and sculptures clearly show their African characteristics. Egyptian culture left its mark on Méroe, but near the end of the second millennium BCE, Ethiopia broke free from Egypt's control.
In the latter part of the eighth century BCE, Ethiopia really conquered Egypt and dominated it for about 60 years. So, while many imagine that Egypt was the only empire to emerge from Africa, this is not true. One of the Ethiopian rulers during the eighth century BCE, King Tiraca, is even mentioned in the Bible.
The correct answer is "religious persecution as a push factor."
Further Explanation:
The young Russian woman is speaking about missing her homeland and being lonely. She can't speak the language and doesn't have a good job since she says "doing hard work without a minute of joy."
However, she then speaks about looking back at her childhood and wanting to find a new life and had a terrible fear of her childhood. She most likely did not want her own children to live like this. She wanted to live somewhere that she could be free to practice her beliefs.
Religious persecution was her push factor. Many times, people of other religions persecute anyone who beleives differently and doesn't follow their ways. They are treated badly when in town, scared to attend schools, church, or any town events. People would be killed for their religious beliefs in many countries. The United States has many different religions that people freely join and practice without being harmed or persecuted.
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I think it’s because they have good farm land