Rage Against The Machine: The Spread of Industry
City Lights: Urbanization
Get Out: Chinese Immigration and Exclusion
Raise Your Words:
Vocabulary
Vocabulary
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100
The part of a map that explains the map's symbols is called this.
The Key (Legend).
100
Urbanization is the shift of a population from farmland to this.
Cities.
100
The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 did this.
Prevented Chinese immigrants from entering the United States.
100
This is an overcrowded structure with many people in each room that meets no safety regulations.
Tenement.
100
It is important to show up to Mr. Elk's class on the day of a quiz, but it is equally important to show up the next day because of this.
Point Recovery.
200
This innovative construction project allowed people to travel across the entire U.S. much more quickly and easily
The Transcontinental Railroad.
200
The main difference between apartment buildings and tenements is this.
Tenements had many more people per room and were much less safe.
200
Many Chinese originally moved to California to do this.
Mine for gold and silver.
200
The kind of revolution that happened in America in the late 1800s was not a violent uprising, but this.
A shift from one way of living (farming) to another (industry).
200
Showing up on time to class gives you a chance to do the Do Now. This is an important procedure to follow because it directly affects this.
Your grade.
300
Increasing numbers of factories and the high need for workers led to many businesses hiring this group (which is now illegal).
Children.
300
Jacob Riis wrote his popular book, "How the Other Half Lives," to educate and inform this group.
The rich/upper-class.
300
In a flyer by the Pioneer Laundry Workers union, the writer implies that the Chinese are causing what to happen to white workers?
They are being paid less and hired less.
300
Jacob Riis and Upton Sinclair agreeing about the conditions in cities during the 1800s is an example of this.
Weak corroboration.
300
Putting our binders and folders away in the correct place neatly is this type of class procedure.
Visible.
400
Expensive technological advancements and high transportation costs often led to members of this group losing jobs.
Farmers.
400
In Upton Sinclair's novel, "The Jungle," he compares this group to "slave-drivers."
Factory Owners
400
During the late 1800s, California passed an anti-miscegenation law to prevent Chinese immigrants from doing this.
Marrying anyone outside their race.
400
Upton Sinclair's line, "(Poor immigrants were in Chicago were) dependent for (their) opportunities of life on men every bit as brutal and heartless as the old-time slave drivers, contains two words that are ________________. Those words are ____________ and ______________.
Biased/Brutal/Heartless.
400
Draw "Professional Posture."
500
Increases in population and the growth of railroads led to increases in the size of these two things in the late 1800s.
Cities and the United States itself.
500
Although Andrew Carnegie made "millions since," he never felt quite as good as he did when he earned his first paycheck, working as this.
A button boy in a cotton factory.
500
According to a letter by Chinese American tea merchant Wong Ar Chong, the ones that were really to blame for white men losing work was this group.
Bankrupt American merchants/business owners.
500
If you wanted to get a job in a factory you would want to go to a state on this map that was the color ________________. If you wanted to work as a farmer, your best bet would be a state that was the color ___________________.
Dark brown/Light yellow.
500
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