Most people who migrated within the united states in the early nineteenth century went

north toward canada
west toward ohio
south toward georgia
east across the mississippi river

The answer is option B.

Explanation:

In the early nineteenth century, many people who migrated within the United States went to OHIO, which is well-known for the diversity of its inhabitants.

Migration to Ohio and the growth of diversity in this State was significant from 1850 up to the first half of the nineteenth century, especially with the coming of the German community. For example, Cincinnati was strongly influenced by Germans.    

racism and segregation.