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History 11-08-12

Us history test

QuestionAnswer
What were two differences between old and new immigrants? Old-Protestant, and were from Europe. New-were catholic/varied and from SE Europe and Asia.
What was something big with Montgomery ward and Sears? Mail Order Form
Two problems immigrants faced in cities Over crowded in tenements and were very poor.
How did Businesses make an average american lives better? Amusement parks and sports, movies, snacks
Spoil System People that aren't qualified got a job because they knew someone versus someone that was qualified.
What is the Gentleman's agreement? Restriction on emigration (leaving) worked out between Us and another government.
What is Ellis Island? East Coast passage way into the Us.
What is the Chinese exclusion act? Restriction on Chinese immigrants
What is a settlement house? Community centers that provide assistance to urban poor.
What is Americanization movement? Designed to assimilate diverse people into dominate places.
What is Angel Island? Immigrants arriving in the west before entering the US.
What is a melting pot? Mix of diverse cultures where people abandon their native language cultures for the American way.
What is Nativism. rise of anti-immigration groups and demanded for immigration restrictions
Who is George Eastman? He invented the Kodak company.
Who is Rutherford B. Hayes? President who congress didn't agree with his reforms, but he did clean up custom houses.
Who is W.E.B. DuBois? First african american to get his Ph. D from Harvard.
Who is Mark Twain? Famous American novelist.
Who is Ida B Wells? African American journalist that began crusading for justice after lynching of three friends.
Who is Booker T. Washington? Founded a african american College.
Who is Daniel Burham? Architect that created a plan for Chicago's elegant lakes and parks?
Who is Orville and Wilber Wright? Made airmail possible
Who is Fredrick Law Olmsted? Landscape architect spearheaded the movement for Urban parks.
What is Pless v Furgusan? Segregation didn't violate the 14th amendment.
What is Debt Ponage? Involuntary labor African Americans and Mexicans living in West and Southwest were often into this situation.
What is the Pendolton act? Independent civil service made government appointment based on the merit system.
What is graft? Illeagle use for political gain.
What is Political machine? Organized groups controlled activities of a political party in a city.
What is Central Park? Natural setting in NYC.
What is the Brooklyn Bridge. 8th wonder of the world. Connected Manhattan and Brooklyn together it took 14 years to build.
What is growth in cities? Urbanization.
What is Urbanization? Houses for immigrants in cities.
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