Why was there racial unrest in northern cities after world war i?
a. african-american baseball players were being allowed to play on previously all-white teams.
b. the migration of african americans and returning african-american veterans had created greater competition for jobs and housing.
c. the arrival of large numbers of immigrants from eastern europe caused tensions with african americans.
d. african americans had been given the right to vote for the first time.?

b. The migration of African Americans and returning African-American veterans had created greater competition for jobs and housing.

Explanation:

The years after WWI saw many people in the country changing residence. Many soldiers and veterans came back home. Many immigrants also arrived to the United States. However, the main movement of people consisted of African Americans who left the rural areas of the South to travel to cities in the North. This was both a consequence of the segregation that existed in the South as well as the better economy of the North. This migration led to increased competition and therefore, racial unrest.

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