A New Wave Of Immigration
A New Wave Of Immigration

A New wave Of Immigration/The Growth Of Cities
The Growth Of Cities
The Growth Of Cities
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What countries were the "old" immigrants from?

From Great Britain, Germany, Ireland & Scandinavia.

100

Which immigrants came from diverse cultures & religions?

The New Immigrants

100

Which immigration center denied less than 2% of immigrants entry into the U.S.?

Ellis Island

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What challenges did cities face with the rise of population?

Needed more building space for homes and businesses.Streets became overcrowded

100

Who moved to suburbs outside the city?

Middle class Americans moved to suburbs outside cities.

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What countries were the “new” immigrants from?

From southern & eastern Europe (Czechs, Greeks, Hungarians, Italians, Poles, Russians, & Slovaks)

200

How did new & old immigrants travel to the U.S.?

Immigrants went through immigration process centers - run by state & local governments

200

What type of work did Mexican immigrants often find? 

Found work in construction, steel mills, mines, & on large commercial farms

200

What American industry rose in the late 1800s?

Mills could produce tons of inexpensive, strong steel

200

What is mass culture?

Cultural activities shared by many

300

Which immigrants were escaping religious persecution?

The New Immigrants 

300

Who ran the immigration processing centers?

Ellis Island

300

What caused the dramatic growth of cities in the late 1800s?

Immigration & new technology helped cities grow in the late 1800s.

300

What modern invention helped make skyscrapers practical?

Invention of the safety elevator 

300

What new cultural ideas were introduced in the 1800s?

World fairs & public entertainments like amusement parks.People saw the need for open public spaces, & parks in cities

400

Which immigrants settled in rural areas?

The Old Immigrants

400

What was the purpose of the immigration processing centers?

 For immigrants from Mexico

400

By the 1900’s which cities had populations over half a million?

New York City, Chicago, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Boston, & Baltimore all had populations of over half a million 

400

What is mass transit?

Public transportation designed to move large numbers of people. 

400

What innovation did Pulitzer & Hearst make popular?

newspapers, like color comics.

500

Which immigrants were skilled workers?

The Old Immigrants

500

Which immigration center did many Chinese immigrants enter from?

By law, only Chinese immigrants whose fathers were U.S. citizens could enter the U.S.

500

Why were African Americans migrating from the south to urban areas?

To escape discrimination 

500

What are examples of mass transit?

Elevated trains, subways, electric trolleys

500

Who designed Central & Prospect Park?

Frederick Law Olmsted

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