According to "Introduction to the Harlem Renaissance and the Civil Rights Movement," which was one effect of the first wave of the Great Migration? the desegregation of schools following a landmark court decision the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 the emergence of the Black Nationalist movement the development of African American urban culture in northern cities

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Sawyer Ferrell

27 July, 21:02

According to "Introduction to the Harlem Renaissance and the Civil Rights Movement," which was one effect of the first wave of the Great Migration? the desegregation of schools following a landmark court decision the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 the emergence of the Black Nationalist movement the development of African American urban culture in northern cities

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Jaida Foster · Answer 1

The development of African American urban culture in northern cities.

Zachariah Black · Answer 2

The best answer is "The development of African American urban culture in northern cities".

The first wave of the Great Migration occurred in the early 1900s and lasted through World War 1. The vast majority of African Americans had previously lived in the rural South. With the migration, they left in large numbers for both the north and urban areas of the South, such as New Orleans. The result the emergence of a rich African American urban culture, producing artists such as Louis Armstrong and Langston Hughes.