Definitions
City Growth
Problems
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100

Human activities occurring on land; farming, recreation

land use

100

2 benefits drawing people to the cities during the Gilded Age

low skill factory jobs, cheap housing, fresh start

100

Cramped, multiple families, dirty, poor ventilation, susceptible to fire...problems of ????

housing

100

Time period of urbanization

Industrial Revolution

100

This organ can dissolve razor blades.

stomach

200

What do you call a person who comes to live permanently in a foreign country.

An Immigrant

200

This is a reason white farmers were drawn to North & Midwestern cities during the Gilded Age.

industrialization replaced the need for Southern farm hands or abundance of low skill jobs

200

lacked adequate disposal, human and animal sewage in gutters...problems of ????

Sanitation

200

Part of urban population often subjected to more pollution.

Poor

200

This animal has 3 hearts & blue blood.

octopus

300

reducing the amount of resources needed in a city...water, land, food

efficiency

300

This is a reason why African Americans were drawn to Northern & Midwestern cities during the Gilded Age.

escaping economic hardship, social discrimination, & economic oppression in the South...also abundance of low skill factory jobs

300

Overcrowding made this problem very easy. Immigrants were also easy targets for being taken advantage of.

Crime

300

main cause of heat islands; dry, impermeable surface

pavement

300

This is hotter than the surface of the sun.

lightening bolt

400

area of a city in which the temperature is elevated in relation to the surrounding area

heat island

400

Movement of the Gilded Age providing help for the urban poor via charity & Christian morals.

The Social Gospel Movement

400

expensive, inefficient, delays, congestion, accidents...all problems of ????

Transportation

400

food, water, fuels: rural areas supply to urban areas

imported resources

400

This planet orbits the sun every 247 years, longer than any other planet in the Solar System.

Neptune

500

services, facilities, & installations needed for the functioning of a community

infrastructure

500

Movement of the Gilded Age teaching immigrants English, civics, and customs helping them to assimilate into American culture

The Americanization Movement

500

lacking systems, abundance of bacteria, sickness due to this problem

Water

500

measures the demand for natural resources by individuals, populations, or products

ecological footprint

500

Fastest growing plants in the world...35in. in a day

bamboo

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