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Many African Americans during World War I a-could not find work at all. b-could not move to find work. c-found work in rural areas. d-found work in northern cities.

Many African Americans during World War I a-could not find work at all. b-could not move to find work. c-found work in rural areas. d-found work in northern cities.
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Many African Americans during World War I

a-could not find work at all.
b-could not move to find work.
c-found work in rural areas.
d-found work in northern cities.

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A-could not find work at all
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found work in northern cities.

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