Which statement about American cities during the 1960s is not true?

A.
Segregation and discrimination were just as bad, or worse, in northern cities as in the South.

B.
Serious poverty and unemployment resulted from millions of southern blacks moving to northern cities.

C.
Poor whites in northern cities felt a sense of unity with southern blacks who moved into their neighborhoods.

D.
Many young blacks in inner cities were filled with rage and turned to violence to vent their frustration.

Question

Which statement about American cities during the 1960s is not true?
 
 A.
Segregation and discrimination were just as bad, or worse, in northern cities as in the South.
 
 B.
Serious poverty and unemployment resulted from millions of southern blacks moving to northern cities.
 
 C.
Poor whites in northern cities felt a sense of unity with southern blacks who moved into their neighborhoods.
 
 D.
Many young blacks in inner cities were filled with rage and turned to violence to vent their frustration.

anonymous · Answer

a

kaley246 · Answer

A

anonymous · Answer

since that's the reason the blacks left the south in the first place. To get away from discrimination

anonymous · Answer

Thanks

anonymous · Answer

Segregation and discrimination was still bad in the north though. It wasn't by law though. I think it would be D. This is a confusing question though so im not sure.

anonymous · Answer

When ever you get the answer on this one tell me please.