From 1914 to 1920, when african americans left the south and moved to the north, the relocation was called the a. great migration. b. black migration. c. northern migration. d. african american migration.

What was the main reason why the grange started pressuring state governments about farming issues? the railroads charged small farms lower rates than large operations. the grange was not allowed to open up cooperative farm businesses. life for farmers was not improving as they continued to go into debt. farming was becoming less important to the nation’s food supply.