Immigration and Ellis Island
Muckrakers
Child Labor & Tenements
Women’s Suffrage
Progressive Era
100

This New York Harbor station processed millions of immigrants between 1892–1954.

Ellis Island

100

Journalists who exposed corruption, unsafe conditions, and social problems during the Progressive Era were called this.

Muckrakers

100

The employment of children in factories, mines, or mills is called this.

child labor

100

This word means the right to vote.

suffrage

100

What is a monopoly

when a single company has total control over a market for a product or service, meaning there's little or no competition

200

Immigrants traveled in this crowded, cheap area of the ship.

steerage

200

This muckraker wrote articles exposing Standard Oil’s unfair practices.

Ida Tarbell

200

Children often worked long hours in these types of conditions.

hazardous or dangerous conditions

200

The movement to give women the right to vote was called this.

women’s suffrage

200

This was the main goal of the Progressive Era, aiming to fix problems caused by industrialization and urbanization.

reform or improving society

300

Immigrants faced this type of inspection at Ellis Island, which could result in detention or deportation.

Legal and Medical (physical and mental)

300

This author wrote The Jungle, revealing unsafe and unsanitary meatpacking conditions.

Upton Sinclair

300

Jacob Riis’s work highlighted problems in these overcrowded apartment buildings.

tenements

300

This amendment, ratified in 1920, granted women the right to vote.

19th Amendment

300

The Progressive Era worked to improve conditions for these three groups of people.
 

workers, children, and the poor, immigrants

400

Immigrants moved to cities, often living in overcrowded, unsafe apartments called this.

tenements

400

This reformer used photography to expose child labor in factories and mines.

Lewis Hines

400

Progressives believed that children should not be working and rather be put where?

Schools

400

Women organized these to demand voting rights, including marches, petitions, and lobbying.

protests or activism

400

Investigative journalists called muckrakers helped achieve reforms by exposing these societal issues.

corruption, unsafe conditions, and injustice

500

Immigrants left their home countries because of famine, war, and lack of rights; these are called this.

push factors

500

This muckraker photographed tenements and wrote How the Other Half Lives to show poor living conditions.

Jacob Riis

500

What was the new minimum age children had to be in order to work

14

500

What is Mr. Valerio's Middle Name?

Daniel

500

The Progressive Era helped break up these business structures that controlled entire industries and reduced competition.

monopolies or trusts