How was Louisiana in the New South during the 1920s different from Louisiana during the Old South? African Americans immigrated north, industrialization grew, and women realized great political progress. Jim Crow laws disappeared, women made few gains, and more people migrated to large farms. African American political influence grew, agriculture business growth increased, and rural population increased. African American population increased, whites moved north, and industrial business increased.

African Americans immigrated north, industrialization grew, and women realized great political progress. The correct answer is A.

Explanation:

The New South was a term started by Henry W. Grady. He was a journalist from Atlanta. The New South started in 1877 and ended around 1927. During this time, the Great Migration occurred. There were an estimated group of 300,000 African Americans who migrated North. This occurred from 1914 until  1920.

The first female only college opened in Louisiana 1868. The "H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College" focused on design, crafting, and painting. This helped women to get an education and also women had more business opportunities.

I believe the answer is A.