two push factors that caused african americans to leave the south in the early 1900s were segregation and…

Brief Explanations:

Push - factors are negative conditions that drive people away. In the early 1900s, segregation and low - wages in the South were negative aspects for African Americans, pushing them to leave. Integration is a pull - factor related to equality, job opportunities are pull - factors, and the Harlem Renaissance was a cultural movement that attracted African Americans to the North rather than pushing them out of the South. Jim Crow laws were part of segregation but integration is not a push - factor. Music, literature are not push - factors for leaving the South.

Answer:

A. segregation and low wages