The period of "New Immigration" brought immigrants primarily from these locations
What are Eastern Europe and Southern Europe
100
Although risky these groups were formed to make changes, yet caused a lot of violence
What are unions
100
when a single company achieves control of an entire market.
What is a monopoly?
100
This muckraker provided a major push for passage of the 1906 Pure Food and Drug and Meat Inspection Acts
Who is Upton Sinclair?
100
Difference between Push/Pull factors
push reason to leave/pull reason to come
200
Immigrants from China and Europe came to what locations
What is Angel Island (Chinese) and Ellis Island (Europeans)
200
The rise of factories led to employment of these two groups (previously not working); many laws would eventually be created to limit the amount of work they could do
Who are women and children
200
To allow industry to grow, you need what three factors?
What are land (resources, equipment), capital (money), population (workers)
200
This constitutional amendment mandated the direct election of U.S. senators.
What is the Seventeenth Amendment?
200
Other people the KKK focused on after its revival in the 1920's.
What are Catholics, immigrants, and Jews?
300
Immigrants who shared certain traits often lived in segregated communities, by choice and sometimes by force. These areas of homogeneous groups were/are called
What are ethnic enclaves (ghettos)
300
Not only did the shift to industry undermine artisans (craftsmen), but it also created a new working environment in which you no longer worked until the product was finished; rather you worked on an assembly line doing this....
What is one a part of the product
300
Having total control of a company's product, from buying raw materials, to shipping, to selling them, was called this
What is What is Vertical Integration
300
She conceptualized and ran the most famous settlement house in America.
Who is Jane Addams?
300
Define: assimilate
What is to blend together to become one culture
400
This law from 1882 restricted the entrance of immigrants into the United States
What is The Chinese Exclusion Act
400
Wanting to keep workers working until closing time they locked the doors resulting in
The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory (incident)
400
A man and technique:whose business tactics were not appreciated. (He sold oil for a small price and when he beat out other companies, he rose the price). This was a consequence to people who could no longer afford his oil.
What is John D. Rockefeller, horizontal integration
400
Leading man who revolutionized the educational system
Who is John Dewey
400
Describe the Gilded Age
"shiny on the outside, rotten on the inside"
500
Immigrants often met hostility upon arrival by people who were already living there for some time. The term that best describes this is
What is nativism
500
An invention for people to get to work faster and live farther from their jobs. This invention was affordable to the wealthy so they were able to move out of the city.
What is the automobile invented by Henry Ford
500
There were fires and pollution filling the air. Land was being taken away and our society was being harmed emotionally and physically. this was due to...
What is the major consequences of American Industrialization
500
Name the FOUR amendments passed during the Progressive Era.
What are 1.) Income Tax 2.) Direct Election of Senators 3.) Prohibition of Alcohol 4.) Women's Suffrage