1. Discuss the Great Migration and its impact on Black life in America. How did the Great Migration impact life in American Industrial cities?
2. Discuss the Emergence of Harlem and the Harlem Renaissance. Who were some key figures during this era?
3. How did Mass Consumption, consumerism, and the idea of the “American way of life” affect people’s understanding of American values, including the meaning of freedom, in the 1920s?
4. Discuss the effects of Business Culture mixing with government. What is welfare capitalism? In what ways did the ideas of the proper roles for women change?
5. Identify causes of the Great Depression. Discuss the worsening economic outlook at the close of the 1920s.
1. EXCELLENT MIGRATION AND ITS IMPACT ON BLACK LIFE IN AMERICA: Great migration is known for the relocation of millions of Africa Americans from backwoods of the south to the metropolitan north and east cities. After World war 1, lots of industries in metropolitan areas found a scarcity of workers. This leads to the development of lots of chances for Africa Americans. They enabled Africa Americans to avail of this opportunity. The Africa Americans used this opportunity and a lot of them migrated to the city north, and east to get away the racial fear.
This Great migration impacted black life a lot. Previous to the fantastic migration, only a few % of Africa Americans live in urban locations. After Great migration, almost 50% of Africa Americans migrated to metropolitan locations. Previous to Great migration, they remain in search of their life in the rural south. During this Great migration, they began to build a new place for themselves in public life. They also faced racial fear and political and financial challenges so that they can develop a black urban culture.
EFFECT OF LIFE IN AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL CITIES:
With this terrific migration, a lot of competitors for employment were created and in addition to this, a big competitor for living space was created as the cities became crowded with migration. In the rural south, partition was legalized. While in north partition was not legislated, so racism was not spread out heavily.
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