Which of the following statements about the Great Migration is LEAST accurate?

a. The migration stemmed not only from economic devastation in southern farms but also from the belief that discrimination was less prevalent in the North.
b. White southerners were happy to see blacks leave the region and passed legislation to facilitate the exodus.
c. Black newspapers encouraged the exodus, advising readers that their lives would be better in the North than in the South.
d. The migration resulted in part from the opening of northern industrial jobs to blacks for the first time.


b. White southerners were happy to see blacks leave the region and passed legislation to facilitate the exodus.

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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)

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A statement from a woman soccer coach, “I wonder if they’ve ever had a ‘team mom’ who’s a dad,” illustrates how:

a. men are not interested in anything but coaching. b. women are prevented from taking on coaching roles. c. language reflects social realities such as the gendered division of labor. d. men do not have the skill set to serve as a team parent.

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Which of the following statements about the welfare reform bill passed by Congress in 1996 is correct?

a. It turned most of the responsibility for allocating federal welfare funds over to private organizations. b. It shifted the bulk of welfare benefits away from those without jobs and toward support for low-wage workers. c. It increased federal welfare funds by 50%. d. It took away the states' responsibility for allocating federal welfare funds.

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