Why did Atlanta develop into one of Georgia’s leading cities during World War II?

Explanation:

World War II brought many changes in agriculture and technology in Georgia. Diversification in agriculture became necessary for farmers to provide income for their families. The Great Migration of African Americans or Blacks caused changes in farm labor. Not only were African Americans or Blacks escaping farm life, many whites flocked to cities in search of a better life. Atlanta’s population grew rapidly due to the economic opportunities encouraged by progressive mayors. The state endured the 1946 gov

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