The New Immigrants
Moving to the City
A Changing Culture
The MovementBegins
Women and Progress
100
This word means to leave one's homeland to live somewhere else

Emigrate

100

A type of run down residence that is often crowded

Tenement 

100

Public schools ______ during the late 19th century into the 20th century 

Grew/Got more students 

100

This boss was larger than life in his corruption and stature 

Boss Tweed 

100

This is the term for women's voting rights 

Suffrage 

200

These inexpensive quarters for passengers was where many immigrants lived for the passage to America

Steerage

200

Why were Skyscrapers so important to the growth of cities 

Allowed for more growth to take place in a smaller area 

200

This form of journalism is based on sensational stories 

Yellow Journalism 

200

This act was introduced to limit big business but was not enforced right away

The Sherman Antitrust Act 

200

Prohibition stopped the making or selling of this

Alcohol 

300

When one assimilates, they become part of a larger ________

Culture

300

Our golden potato refers to what "age"

The Gilded Age 

300

This sport originally had peach baskets as the goal

Basketball

300

These reported uncovered corruption 

Muckrakers 

300

The Cowboy President 

Theodore Roosevelt 

400

What two new religions or sects were represented in the immigrant population

Judaism and Catholicism 

400

Frederick Law Olmsted led this movement 

City Beautiful 

400

The Morril Act of 1862 provided land for states to sell to fund these

Land-Grant Colleges

400

This act made it so workers needed to test in for federal jobs before taking them 

The Pendleton Act 

400

This president was assassinated in 1900

McKinley 

500

Nativists were pro immigration 

False 

500

Horses pulled this form of transportation along track

Streetcars 

500

This form of music was popularized by Scott Joplin

Ragtime 

500
The term for a group of businesses that work together to control prices

Oligopoly 

500

This party was split during the 1912 election

Republican 

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