What caused the Race Riots of the early 1900s?

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What caused the Race Riots of the early 1900s?. What could have prevented them?. Atlanta 1906 Springfield 1908 East St. Louis 1917 Houston 1917 Chicago 1919 Elaine, AR 1919 Tulsa, OK 1921 Rosewood, FL 1923.

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