Famous People
Cities
Immigrants 2
Immigrants
Social Issues
100

Wrote the book How the Other Half Lives. 

Who is Jacob Riis?

100

Many middle class people moved to _______ to escape the business of the cities. 

What are suburbs?

100

Because of steel, there was a greater ability to build __________ in cities, maximizing space. 

What are Skyscrapers?

100

Immigrants from Southern and Eastern Europe are considered ________ immigrants.

What are New?

100

These places of work were most commonly associated with the clothing industry and provided very poor working conditions. 

What are sweatshops?

200
Co-founder of the Hull House. 

Who is Jane Addams?

200

Chicago grew because of the many __________ __________ that passed through it. 

What are Railroad Lines?

200

_______ immigrants often had to perform unskilled jobs. 

What are new?
200

Because they often often did not speak English, immigrants often moved to areas populated by people from their home _________. 

What is country?

200

These are cultural activities shared by many people all over the country. 

What is mass culture?

300

These people hated immigration and believed that only people who were born in the United States should be here.  They were successful in banning immigration from southern and eastern Europe in the late 1800s. 

Who are Nativists?

300

The population of this American city nearly tripled between 1870-1900.

 What is Chicago?

300

Elevated trains are examples of the __________ ____________ that was created during the late 19th century. 

What is mass transit?

300

Most immigrants traveled in __________ or hot cramped quarters that were hot and fowl smelling. 

What is steerage?

300

These groups assisted immigrants in case of sickness and death. 

What are Benevolent Societies?

400

The New York State Tenement House Act was passed because of the photograph exhibit put together by ___________________ of the terrible conditions in the tenement buildings.

Who is Lawrence Veiller?

400

City governments tried to improve city life by adding ___________ purification system. 

What is water?

400

__________ of cities caused a rise in crime, air pollution, disease and unsafe conditions. 

What is overcrowding?

400

Less than _________ of people were turned away at Ellis Island. 

What is 2%?

400

Created for poor Chicago communities to inspire U.S. Reform movements. 

What is the Hull House?

500

Florence Kelley helped pass laws that prevented __________ labor and limited working hours for __________. 

What is child, women?

500

This city had some of the worst _________ ________________ in the country due to its many steel mills. 

What is air pollution?

500

________ were most likely to be victims of cholera, influenza, and tuberculosis. 

Who are children?

500

Ireland, Britain, and other Northern European countries were where _____________ _____________ came from. 

Who are Old Immigrants?

500

This act was the first act in American history which banned all members of a particular nationality from immigrating to the United States. 

What is the Chinese Exclusion Act?