In 1910, nearly 90 percent of African Americans lived in the South Eighty percent of these Americans lived in rural areas What percentage of the country's African Americans lived in rural
areas of the South in 1910?

In 1910 about 89 percent of the nation’s African American population lived in the South. Most worked as rural sharecroppers or in low-paying jobs in cities.  

During the next 15 years, however, more than one-tenth of the nation’s African-Americans would make a voluntary move to the North. From 1915 to 1920 alone,  

at least 500,000African American men and women set out for a better life in the North, heading to industrial centers like Detroit, Pittsburgh, New York, and  

Chicago.

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