Vocabulary
Reasons for Immigration
Challanges from Urbanization
People
Miscellaneous
100

The act of leaving your home country permanently.

What is emigrating?

100

I left my country because my emperor was taxing us to poverty.

What is "to escape oppressive governments"?

100

Many immigrants ended up in these overcrowded apartments.

What are tenements?

100

The political leader who used his power to help immigrants, but in a corrupt way.

Who is Boss Tweed?

100

A type of place that offers help to people who need it; the first of its kind was started in 1889 to address immigrant needs. 

What is a settlement house?

200

The growth of cities.

What is urbanization?

200

I heard America is so big it takes days to travel across it, and there are animals there no one else has seen!

What is "for adventure"?

200

Boss Tweed's political organization.

What is a "political machine"?

200

The woman who saw a need for help for immigrants and opened a place to help them with language, jobs, and culture.

Who is Jane Addams?

200

This city specialized in the steel industry which drew many new people to work in the industry.

What is Pittsburgh?

Go Steelers! ;)

300

A neighborhood of people with similar backgrounds, usually poor and rundown.

What is a ghetto?

300

I can't practice my own religion openly in my country!  I might be jailed or killed.

What is "for religious freedom"?

300

This photographer took pictures of the problems of urban life during the late 1800s.

Who is Jacob Riis?

300

The male symbolic representation of America, used in ads and political cartoons.

Who is Uncle Sam?

300

The influence people have on one another.

What is interaction?

400

A crowded, dirty, usually unsafe apartment building where many immigrants lived in American cities.

What is a tenement?
400

We left our country because we could not find jobs.

What is "for new opportunities"?

400

People were often crowded into these urban neighborhoods with few services from the city. 

What are ghettos?

400

The group of people affected by an immigration moratorium in 1882.

Who were the Chinese?

400

This woman won a Nobel Peace Prize for her work helping immigrants. 

Who is Jane Addams?

500

The act of treating a group of people differently based on a characteristic they can't change.

What is discrimination?

500

I can't wait to see a buffalo!  I wonder how many miles it is from New York to the land we were promised. Do you think there will be Indians?

What is "for adventure"?

500

Political leaders used their positions to offer help to immigrants in exchange for political power; doing things you shouldn't with your political power.

What is corruption?

500

The group of people who were fleeing starvation in their homeland and came to America by the millions.

Who were the Irish?

500

This figure welcomed most immigrants arriving through New York Harbour in the late 1800s.

What is the Statue of Liberty?

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