People
Vocabulary
Legislation/Vocab
Immigration
Growth of Cities
100

Leader of the corrupt New York City political machine 

Boss Tweed 

100

Favor for native born citizens and a general dislike of new immigrants 

nativism 

100

Immigration station on the West Coast 

Angel Island 

100

Term for immigrants before the civil war- they were from northern and western Europe more likely to be Protestant (non-Catholic Christian) and less poor than those that came after them  

Old Immigrants 

100

Greatest cause of cities growing in size 

immigration 

200

Founder of the Chicago Settlement House known as Hull House 

Jane Addams 

200

The process of taking on the dominate culture and releasing one's old customs 

assimilation 

200

Location of Tammy Hall 

New York City 

200

Larger immigration station for immigrants for Europe 

Ellis Island 
200

term for the rapid growth of cities 

Urbanization 

300

Photographer who exposed child labor 

Lewis Hine 

300

the term for groups that controlled the outcome of elections and gave a variety of aid to the community in exchange for political support 

political machines 

300

stopped many Asians from migrating into the United states; a result of nativist pressure 

Chinese Exclusion Act 

300

Term for immigrants after the civil war- more likely to come from eastern and western Europe, not be a Protestant Christian, and not speak English 

They were very poor.  

New immigrants 

300

Overcrowded housing facilities with poor ventilation  

tenements 

400

Muckraker who took pictures of hte immigrant poor

Jacob Riis 

400

Term for the late 1800s, meaning it was cheap, corrupt, and fake; coined by an American author 

Gilded Age 

400

Belief that Christians had a duty to aid the poor- part of a revival movement and led to organizations that aided immigrants 

Social Gospel

400

Name of the charity organizations in urban cities that help immigrant women access services and helped them Americanize.  These organizations were ran by middle age, educated white women 

settlement houses 

400

Why did tenements form? 

Immigrants lived close to where they worked; transportation was not available 

500

President assassinated because he did not give a government job to a [political supporter; death led to reform 

James A. Garfield 

500

term for giving and receiving of bribes 

graft 

500

Passed after the assassination of the president; was widely supported to curb political corruption 

Pendleton Civil Service Act 

500

The process accomplished by public education and settlement houses of assimilating immigrants into mainstream society 

Americanization 

500

What American author coined the term Gilded Age?  

Mark Twain