After World War II, hundreds of thousands of Georgians began migrating to:
a) urban areas
b) other states in the South
c) Florida
d) farms located in southern Georgia

a) urban areas

Explanation:

The reason for these migrations was not the imminent threat of war, the natural catastrophe and fear of famine, as is the case with immigration. The goal is the primarily unfortunate economic situation, racial segregation, and discrimination. Better living conditions have forced a vast population to migrate. During the twentieth century, two significant waves of migration occurred. One in the period from 1910 to 1940 and the other after the end of World War II until 1970.