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Chapter 8

20/21st - Davis - SVHS - Life at the Turn of the 20th Century

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Who designed the Flatiron Building? Daniel Burnham
Transformed urban transportation? Electricity
Streetcars that were moved far above street level? El trains
Rail lines that were built underground? Subways
Who developed the first camera for recreation use, the Kodak camera? George Eastman
Segregation laws passed in the south to separate white and black people in public and private facilities? Jim Crow laws
The doctrine allowing states to maintain segregated facilities for blacks and whites as long as they provided equal services? “Separate but Equal”
An informal set of rules and customs that blacks had to follow or they would punished and sometimes even put to death by whites? Racial Etiquette
Built in 1885, had smaller wheels and air filled tires? Safety Bike
________________ included huge, sensational, exaggerated headlines? Yellow Journalism
In response to Urbanization, technological advances began to meet communication, transportation, and space demands
What was America’s greatest contribution to architecture and solved the issue of how to best use limited and expensive space? the Skyscraper
By the turn of the century, intricate networks of electric _________________ran from outlying neighborhoods to downtown offices & stores. Street Cars or Trolley Cars
What helped speed the transfer of information? advances in printing, aviation, and photography
What made newspapers and magazines more affordable? faster production and lower costs
On December 17, 1903 Orville & Wilbur Wright flew their plane for 12 seconds covering 120 feet
High schools expanded their curriculum to include what subjects? science, civics and social studies
Who was mostly excluded from secondary education? African Americans
Most immigrants sent their children to free public schools where they quickly became Americanized
Why did college enrollments more than quadruple between 1880 and 1920? Industrial Development changed the nation’s needs
By the turn of the 20th century, Southern States had adopted a broad system of legal discrimination
In which U.S. Supreme Court Case did the final decision establish the doctrine “separate but equal” allowing states to maintain segregated facilities for blacks and whites as long as they provided equal services Plessy v. Ferguson
What brand of racisim did African Americans encounter in the North? low paying jobs, segregated neighborhoods, last to hired, and first to be fired
Discrimination in the west was most often directed against who? Mexicans & Asians
What did cycling change for women? the wore more comfortable clothing & were freed from their chaperone
What were the two popular spectator sports of the time period? Baseball & Boxing
Who were two leading publishers whose competition led to more and more sensational newspaper reporting? Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst
What was America's first Department Store whose motto was "Give the Lady what she wants"? Marshall Field in Chicago
In the 1870s, F.W. Woolworth found that if he offered an item at a low price the consumer would purchase it on the spur of the moment
Who were the two pioneers of the catalog sales? Montgomery Ward & Sears
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