How did the Great Migration of Blacks to the North affect White immigrants?
A. It improved the status of White immigrants by providing a comparison that made them seem more desirable.
B. It created a sociable environment between immigrant groups and newly arriving Blacks.
C. It created a multicultural community of immigrant Whites and newly arriving Blacks who struggled together against the dominant group.
D. It weakened the status of White immigrants by providing a comparison that made them seem less desirable.
E. White immigrants faced discrimination in the urban North.
Answer: A
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