Immigration
Political Corruption
Civil Rights
Reformers
The Progressive Era
100

This immigration center was the primary arrival point for Asian immigrants on the West Coast. The conditions were harsher here than at the East Coast immigration center. 

Angel Island 
100

Illegal use of political influence for personal gain.

Graft
100

Created in 1909, a civil rights organization that works to ensure the rights of African Americans and other minorities in the United States. 

NAACP

100

A reformer who, through his pictures, hoped for change

Jacob Riis 

100

Who was the President during the Progressive Era?

Theodore (teddy) Roosevelt 

200

Immigrants who intended to stay only temporarily to earn money and then return to their homeland. 

Birds of Passage

200

An organized group that controls the activities of a political party in a city.

The Political Machine

200

Born enslaved, graduated from the Virginia Hampton Institute, and founded Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute.

Booker T Washington

200

Preached salvation through service to the poor. 

The Social Gospel Movement

200

Prohibited child labor and limited women's working hours

Illinois factory act of 1893

300

Barred Chinese immigration for 10 years, and prevented Chinese who were already in the state from becoming citizens.

The Chinese Exclusion Act

300

NYC’s powerful Democratic political machine, a group of corrupt politicians, defrauded the city from 1869-1871. 

Tammany Hall

300

Which 3 legal voting restrictions were put in place to restrict African Americans from voting?

1. Literacy Test 

2. Poll Tax

3. Grandfather Clause

300

These homes provided a place to stay, classes, health care, and other social services for the needy. 

Settlement Homes

300

Banned the sale of contaminated food and required truthful packaging

Pure Food and Drug Act

400

Nativists held fears that immigrants would... (3 acceptable answers)

1. Bring diseases 

2. Only obey the Pope and ignore American Leaders

3. Undermine the Labor Union  

400

Often first- or second-generation immigrants, they helped immigrants with naturalization, jobs, and housing in exchange for votes. 

Precinct captains and Ward Bosses

400

The ruling in the Supreme Court case Plessy V Ferguson.

Separate But Equal 
400

Founder of the Hull House in Chicago

Jane Adams 

400

Studies to see how quickly a task could be performed

Scientific Management

500

Most immigrants in the second wave of immigration came from where?

Southern and Eastern Europe

500

Giving jobs and favors to those who helped a candidate get elected. 

Patronage
500

Led women's suffrage- the right to vote.

Susan B. Anthony

500

'Author of the book "The Jungle" (1906), exposing the horrid conditions of the meatpacking industry.

Upton Sinclair

500

Meant to promote moral improvement, this banned alcohol from 1920 to 1933. 


Prohibition