Which statements describe Chicago in the 1920s? (Choose 3)
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The question is asking to identify which statements accurately describe the demographic and social changes in Chicago during the 1920s, specifically regarding the Black population and their interactions with white residents.
Answer
A, C, E
The statements that describe Chicago in the 1920s are: A) The Black population grew by more than 50%, C) White residents were angry about having to compete with Black residents for jobs, and E) Black residents were angry about poor living conditions and poor treatment.
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The statements that describe Chicago in the 1920s are: A) The Black population grew by more than 50%, C) White residents were angry about having to compete with Black residents for jobs, and E) Black residents were angry about poor living conditions and poor treatment.
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During the 1920s, Chicago experienced significant demographic shifts and racial tensions as the Black population increased due to the Great Migration. This led to competition for jobs and housing, and Black residents often faced discrimination and poor living conditions.
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