Cities Expand
Neighborhood Status
Effects of Urbanization
Settlement House Movement
Other Facts
100

The movement of population from farms to cities that began in the early 1800s.

What is urbanization?

100

Where did poor families often lived?

They lived near the center city in small apartments called tenements.

100

Garbage in the streets, more overcrowding in the cities, crime increased.

What are the problems of rapid urbanization?

100

A community center that offered services to the poor.

What is a settlement house?

100

What types of jobs were available in cities?

Industrial jobs in factories and service jobs like salesclerks, waiters, and secretaries.

200

What was the main reason for people coming to live in the cities?

Jobs and employment

200

Overcrowding, diseases such as cholera and typhoid, no heat, no indoor bathroom or plumbing

What are problems living in tenements?

200

He exposed life in the tenements in his photographs and publication of "How the Other Half Lives".

Who was Jacob Riis?

200

She began the settlement house movement in Chicago and was committed to helping the poor.

Who was Jane Addams?

200

Aside from finding work, why did African Americans wanted to leave the South?

They wanted to leave from segregation and Jim Crow laws in the South.

300

Why were people leaving farms to come to the cities?

Farms were becoming more mechanized and there were not enough jobs there for people.

300

Doctors, lawyers, managers and office workers who live comfortable lives.

Who are the middle class?

300

Establishment of building codes, zoning laws, improvements in fire and police services.

What were some things the government did to solve the problems of urbanization?

300

Taught classes in American government and the English language, give instructions in help care and operated day nurseries for children.

What are services provided by settlement houses?

300

These are standards for construction and safety.

What are building codes?

400

Where did most African Americans migrated to?

Northern cities like Detroit, New York, and Chicago

400

Mansions where millionaires lived lavish lifestyle. 

Who are the wealthy class?

400

A religious program that called on Christians to help the poor.

What is Social Gospel?

400

About how many settlement houses were established by 1900 in American cities?

100 settlement houses

400

What religious organization was established in 1865 and is still in existence today?

What is the Salvation Army?

500

What was the common result of urbanization in the cities?

The population increased rapidly with people living in cities.

500

What is important about being in a club for many people?

Clubs bring together many people who are striving upward, to uplift themselves with the hope of being in the elite of society.

500

This individual was prominent official in New York who would eventually become president during the Progressive era.

Who was Theodore Roosevelt?

500

What was the realization about the problems of slum neighborhoods?

The problems were just so great that government was needed to act and pass reforms.

500

The name of the settlement house in Chicago established by Jane Addams.

What is Hull House?