How did world war 1 contribute to the great migration?

Answer 1

The US declared its neutrality at the beginning of the World War I, and one reason was the Immigration of people from European countries. These Europeans were from the nations of both European powers, and therefore didn't allow the United States to side with a European Alliance.

Answer 2

War allows people to leave their home country. In world war one which occured mainly in Europe many families would have wanted to evacuate to a safe country like America. America's landscape would have changed due to an increase in migrants with people of different cultures which may have worked and made America more multicultural.

Answer 3

During World War I (1914-1918), some of the changes that occurred for immigrants was, many people became afraid of immigrants. Because the US was at war with Germany, some people were concerned that German-Americans would sympathize with Germany instead of the US. Many German-Americans changed their last names, stopped traditions and stopped speaking their language

Answer 4

It changed it by the US being recognized as an important world power, along with Japan, and depressions hit everywhere.

Answer 5

Men left to go to war and the woman stay to do the mens job

Answer 6

During the Great Migration, African Americans moved North in search of jobs and entered Northern Society.

Answer 7

it created jobs for the North