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Chapt. 5 Vocab

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"New" Immigrant Immigrants from southern to eastern Europe.
Steerage The worst accommodations on a ship.
Americanization Programs that help newcomers accustom to American culture.
"Melting Pot" Society in which people of different nationalities coexist into a single culture.
Urbanization In which the number of cities and the people who lived in them dramatically increased.
Rural-to-Urban Migrant A person who moves from an agricultural area to a city.
Skyscrapers A very tall building.
Mass Transit Public system that could carry large numbers of people fairly inexpensively.
Suburbs Residential areas surrounding a city.
Tenement Low-cost multifamily housing designed to squeeze as many families as possible.
Gilded Ages Term coined by Mark Twain to describe the post-Reconstruction era which was characterized by the appearance of prosperity.
Conspicuous Consumerism When people wanted and bought many new products on the market.
Mass Culture Similar cultural pattern in a society as a result of the spread of transportation, communication, and advertising.
Vaudeville Type of show (Dancing, singing, comedy) that became popular in the late nineteenth century.
Nativism The belief that native-born white American males were superior to newcomers.
Chinese Exclusion Act The act that prohibited immigration by Chinese laborers, limited the Civil rights of Chinese immigrants already in the United States, and forbade the naturalization of Chinese residents.
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