Most african americans migration to africa
select the best answer from the choices provided.
a.
opposed
b.
supported
c.
were unaware of
d.
wanted to ban

The correct answer is A) Opposed

Explanation:

Most African Americans opposed the migration to Africa for a number of reasons. For most African Americans, the US was their home and what they knew.

Their families, history and forefathers were connected to the land. African Americans also had a distinct culture and religion that was very different from what could be found in Africa.

Moreover, it was impossible for African Americans to know which country they came from and where they should settle. The Back-to-Africa movement was largely based on moving back to the continent and not any particular country.

Eventually, the whole movement failed.

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