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Why did many Southerners, especially African-Americans, move westward after the Civil War? 1. To mine gold 2. To escape poverty and prejudice 3. To start a new wave of secession 4. To expand interstate
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Why did many Southerners, especially African-Americans, move westward after the Civil War?

1. To mine gold
2. To escape poverty and prejudice
3. To start a new wave of secession
4. To expand interstate trade

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2. To escape poverty and prejudice.

Step-by-step explanation:

Many African Americans who faced racism and poverty decided to migrate.

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