What was living in crowded tenement buildings filled with disease, most Italians were sent to work in factories like the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory, most were very poor because of low income from the factory, only some were lucky enough to open local stores, and on top of that they had to give holidays up such as saint days to fit in and life was just very hard.
What was many families strived for a better life, families stayed close and living so close brought everyone together , they still celebrated big holidays, and many were still happy even though they were poor because they had families.
What is brick-laying, building sewers, subways and roads, and cleaning up streets.
What is tenement buildings.
Name 3 of the big holidays Italians still go to celebrate?
What was Feast of Mount Carmel, Giglio feast, and St. Joseph's Day.
What was in 1870, the Franco-Prussian War (Germany and France were fighting and Italy tried to stay neutral), the Risorgimento (apolitical and social movement), and the revolutions during the 1800s fighting for Unification.
Name all 4 of the Italian settlements in New York back then? Then describe what were the tenement buildings full of?
What was Brooklyn, Harlem, Queens, and the Bronx and the tenement buildings were full of diseases and people.