A New Industrial Revolution
Big Business and Organized Labor
Cities Grow and Change
The New Immigrants
Education and Culture
100

He created the first electric plant.

Thomas Edison

100

Someone who sets up new businesses to make a profit

Entrepreneur

100

The rapid growth of city populations

Urbanization

100

Children of immigrants did this more rapidly than their parents.            

Assimilation

100

Famous American author of Huckleberry Finn, whose name was actually Samuel Clemens

Mark Twain

200

Out of Charles Darwin, Orville Wright, George Eastman, and Henry Ford, the man who flew the first gas-powered airplane.

Orville Wright

200

A danger faced by workers in the year 1900

Working long hours under poor condition for low pay; child labor; breathing in fibers or dust in textile factories; burns or death from melted metal; inadequate fire safety

200

One problem resulting from the rapid growth of people living in large cities

fire; poor living conditions; garbage; disease

200

Passage by boat for immigrants was horrible as they were crammed below decks in the area called this.

Steerage

200

Yellow journalism

The sensational reporting style of the New York World and other newspapers  

300

Known as "black gold"

Oil

300

a system in which privately owned businesses compete freely

                                                                                               

Free enterprise

300

Buildings divided into many tiny apartments                                      

Tenements

300

TWO reasons why some people moved from other countries to the US

the amount of farmland in Europe was shrinking; machines were replacing farm workers; religious freedom; political unrest; more and better jobs

300

Famous author that wrote realistic fiction about slum life

Stephen Crane

400

Alexander Graham Bell is credited with inventing this

The telephone
400

Andrew Carnegie’s philosophy, "the Gospel of Wealth"

The rich have a duty to improve society

400

Jane Addams opened one of the very first settlement houses, which helped the urban poor by providing things like this.

English lessons; music and sports for young people; nurseries for children of working mothers

400

This class of people usually lived on the outskirts of the city.


The wealthy/upper class

400

Shocked readers with The Awakening, a book about unhappily married women.

Kate Chopin

500

Credited with inventing the telephone

Alexander Graham Bell

500

A poor Scottish immigrant who worked his way up in the railroad business and eventually took over every aspect of the steel industry

Andrew Carnegie

500

The first electric streetcar system opened in this state

Virginia

500

The two locations where immigrants were inspected before entering the US

Ellis Island and Angel Island

500

Paul Dunbar

First African American to earn a living as a writer

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