https://padlet.com/cmburns0818/4ahog6xhl7zg Jace Scott, Owen Debski, Carson Burns en-us 2019-10-21 15:42:18 UTC 2019-10-22 15:55:42 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f600.png cmburns0818 https://padlet.com/cmburns0818/4ahog6xhl7zg/wish/400391966 This source shows an example of the freedoms African Americans were able to access after moving to the North. This is a pull factor, because it shows that there was opportunity for not only white people, but everyone in the country. African Americans, as seen in the previous two sources, were clearly pushed away from the south because they were unable to do basic life functions such as going to school, making money, or raising children. But as seen in the picture, African Americans in the North had the opportunity to not only teach, but send their kids to school with other children their age, even white ones. Africans were able to access many more freedoms, like education, in the north.]]> 2019-10-21 15:53:06 UTC https://padlet.com/cmburns0818/4ahog6xhl7zg/wish/400391966 cmburns0818 https://padlet.com/cmburns0818/4ahog6xhl7zg/wish/400931913 This source shows an example of the freedoms African Americans were able to access after moving to the North. This is a pull factor, because it shows that there was opportunity for not only white people, but everyone in the country. African Americans, as seen in the previous source, were clearly pushed away from the south because they were unable to do basic life functions such as going to school, making money, or raising children. But as seen in the picture, African Americans in the North had the opportunity to not only teach, but send their kids to school with other children their age, even white ones. Africans were able to access many more freedoms, like education, in the north.]]> 2019-10-22 15:25:32 UTC https://padlet.com/cmburns0818/4ahog6xhl7zg/wish/400931913 cmburns0818 https://padlet.com/cmburns0818/4ahog6xhl7zg/wish/400933876 This newspaper article helps one to understand why exactly the Africans were leaving the south. The man who wrote the article literally says "He knew of no political purpose to the exportation of [African Americans] from the south, seeing in it only the economic fact of the men going where they could get higher wages." The man recognizes, that, now that they aren't being forced to stay by threat of death, they can leave for the North, and live like they want to, in security. The Africans have actually already had their jobs "secured" by men in the North. With nothing to lose by moving to the North, and much to gain, the answer was clear.]]> 2019-10-22 15:28:28 UTC https://padlet.com/cmburns0818/4ahog6xhl7zg/wish/400933876 oldebski0423 https://padlet.com/cmburns0818/4ahog6xhl7zg/wish/400943338 The source used was a letter by a man, Mr. Abbott,  interested in defending agencies looking for help in his situation. The letter was to a man working in a certain agency. His situation is that he is working in the South in the early 1900's and he is having trouble supporting his family with the work he is doing. He doesn't want to leave them because he knows they would have a hard time. He needs help and maybe some guidance to where to move from here. There are not much push factors because 'white folk' are angry that African Americans are moving North and are forcing them to stay.  Pull factors Mr. Abbott include better job options, better pay, and wanting to move his family out.

]]> 2019-10-22 15:41:47 UTC https://padlet.com/cmburns0818/4ahog6xhl7zg/wish/400943338 jascott0214 https://padlet.com/cmburns0818/4ahog6xhl7zg/wish/400946033 African American people were moving from the South to escape lynching. Lynching is hanging somebody with a noose. African Americans were lynched for crimes they didn't commit. African Americans also didn't really get a fair trial. In the excerpt from The Negro: The Southerner's Problem it said," In these cases, there has always been a form of trial, which, however hasty, was conclusive on the essential points of the of the commission of the crime, the identification of the prisoner , the sentence of "Judge Lynch" that is, of mob and the orderly execution of of that sentence"(Nelson 88). This is a push factor because they were being forced to migrate to get away from the murders.

]]> 2019-10-22 15:45:13 UTC https://padlet.com/cmburns0818/4ahog6xhl7zg/wish/400946033 jascott0214 https://padlet.com/cmburns0818/4ahog6xhl7zg/wish/400947982 This would be a pull factory because they couldn't get a job down in the South. Even though it was still women working in the factories they were still able to get a job. When they were down in the South they couldn't really get jobs other than being maids or working on a farm. There was still segregation up in the North but at least they still didn't get lynched after an unfair trial.

]]> 2019-10-22 15:47:42 UTC https://padlet.com/cmburns0818/4ahog6xhl7zg/wish/400947982 jascott0214 https://padlet.com/cmburns0818/4ahog6xhl7zg/wish/400949629 This would have been a push factor to push them out of Chicago and move somewhere else in the North. After World War 1 there were man blacks without jobs in Chicago because they were getting laid off since they didn't pay them much anyway. The police didn't stop any of the white people from attacking blacks either. So there was still segregation in the North and blacks were treated unfairly. They still weren't lynched after an unfair trial though.

]]> 2019-10-22 15:49:54 UTC https://padlet.com/cmburns0818/4ahog6xhl7zg/wish/400949629 oldebski0423 https://padlet.com/cmburns0818/4ahog6xhl7zg/wish/400949725 In this picture, it shows the exploded population of African Americans in Harlem. As in the North, there is no slavery or harsh segregation laws. The people were definitely had pulls factors of better jobs and a better living life of non segregation laws and equal treatment. It wasn't just Harlem though, it was other major cities as well. The urbanization of African Americans to the city help put together the total diversity of cities today. The city was a big pull factor for African Americans to have better job opportunities with better pay. ]]> 2019-10-22 15:50:02 UTC https://padlet.com/cmburns0818/4ahog6xhl7zg/wish/400949725 oldebski0423 https://padlet.com/cmburns0818/4ahog6xhl7zg/wish/400951560 This news article is another example of the immigration to the big city Harlem, New York. It says that there is a big move and an "assemble of liberty". This assemble of liberty in a way means how cities can unite and as a society become whole. It also says before states a constitution for African Americans is needed. This is important because it shows the these people were still in process for fighting for their freedom. Harlem was a pull factor for African Americans around the world. It was a city among many which was a pull factor for African Americans to get better jobs with better pay]]> 2019-10-22 15:52:41 UTC https://padlet.com/cmburns0818/4ahog6xhl7zg/wish/400951560