The correct answer to this question would be b. Although it is also true that African Americans were trying to move away from the terribly bad treatment they were receiving in the South due to their race, and they were discriminated and mistreated because of the color of their skin, what motivated the movement from South to North was primarily the fact that African Americans were facing economic and financial hardship because of the lack of labor opportunities. In fact, African Americans suffered great discrimination and the area of their lives that was most affected was the economic and financial area. They were forced into menial jobs that had very little economic return and they were never allowed to climb into better positions or seek better opportunities. This forced a massive movement that was given the name of the Great Migration.
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Prior to the French and Indian War, the American Colonists wanted to extend their territory to the west of the Appalachian Mountains, in what is now the Midwest.
The British Crown opposed this because they did not want to have conflicts with the Native Americans in these lands, and with the French.
In the end, the conflict became impossible to avoid, and the British won, and the land was granted to the Empire.
No because it wasn't really supposed to be a war but it ended up being one anyways
England's people would of been the first group of English settlers to establish a settlement.
