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HARDSHIPS AND OPPORTUNITIES AFRICAN AMERICANS The outbreak of the Second World War brought many changes at home, and aboard for both minorities and white Americans. As men began to leave off to Euro
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HARDSHIPS AND OPPORTUNITIES AFRICAN AMERICANS
The outbreak of the Second World War brought many changes at home, and aboard for both minorities and white Americans. As men began to leave off to Europe and the Pacific, the nation was experiencing a large transition in social structure and demography. An overseas conflict made numerous industrial jobs available in the United States. Upon the war’s eruption, various minorities along with African Americans joined the city work force, all ultimately aiding themselves and the war effort. During this time, over five million African Americans relocated from the South to large cities in the North and West.
The migration was spurred by the hopes of gaining economic opportunities, escaping harsh discrimination and the cycle of poverty, of which the South consisted of. This movement is known as the second great migration, the first large scale migration of African Americans took place during the First