Immigration
Nativism is described as a feeling of ___________ towards immigrants
ANGER / HATRED
The Progressive Era is best known in the U.S. for
_____________________society
PROGRESSING / ADVANCING
One major effect new technologies in World War I had was
After World War I, women that began to engage in new cultural trends were known as
FLAPPERS
Many immigrants fled to the U.S. to escape
____________________
POVERTY / OPPRESSION
Muckraking was an action taken by journalists who exposed
__________________________
WORKING / LIVING CONDITIONS
Yellow journalism was one of the main causes of the war between the U.S. and _______________
SPAIN
The Great Migration saw huge numbers of African Americans move to the
NORTH
Immigrants were a huge part of the labor force, mostly for ____________
jobs.
MANUFACTURING / FACTORY
Due to poverty, some families were forced to work from home and often got sick due to the
__________________conditions
UNSANITARY / UNREGULATED / UNHEALTHY
Yellow journalism is known as____________ing events to have a specific effect on readers
EXAGGERATING / LYING
After World War I, the U.S. debated on joining a worldwide peace organization called
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Strong feelings of Nativism led to Congress putting a _____________on immigration.
LIMIT / RESTRICTION
Two groups of people who experienced extremely bad working conditions were __________________________
WOMEN & CHILDREN
The purpose of the Zimmerman Telegram was ask __________to support Germany if the U.S.joined World War I
MEXICO
One argument to join the worldwide peace organization was countries would never resort to ____________without communicating with each other
Employers had to publish their work materials in many different
____________________
LANGUAGES
Some of the bad working conditions people experienced were
__________________________
LONG HOURS / LITTLE PAY / DANGEROUS
The Zimmerman Telegram was sent from Germany to __________________________
GERMAN AMBASSADOR IN MEXICO
Many African Americans moved during the Great Migration to get away from
RACISM / DISCRIMINATION