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1. How did World War I contribute to the prosperity and labor shortage that caused migration?
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1. How did World War I contribute to the

prosperity and labor shortage that caused
migration?

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The number of white workers drafted in World War One, and the halt of immigration from Europe, led to a need for additional labor in factories and industries in the north. I think sorry if I’m wrong
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