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Social Studies-Chapt

Chapter 5

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How did the mechanization of farms change the lives of rural people in the 1800's and early 1900's? It led to larger farms that raised cash crops
What is not an example of how industry in the late 1800's gave people greater access to all kinds of goods? People on farms and ranches made almost everything by hand
In what way did telephones affect life in the 1800's? People were please to communicate without having to travel
What was the main purpose of the Rural Electrification Act? To create and improve electric service in rural areas
____________ was not a factor in the growth of cities in the late 1800's? Agricultural Depression
What was one result of rapid industralization and urbanization? Cities became overcrowded
What was not a challenge faced by urban areas as a result of population and technological changes? Fewer workers were available for factory jobs
How did Jane Addams try to solve problems faced by the city of Chicago? She opened a settlement house to help immigrants and working families
What is one thing that African Americans, Chinese immigrants, Hispanics, and Jews have in common during the late 1800's? Many faced prejudice and segregation in different areas of their lives
What effect did the passage of the jim crow laws have in 1880 on the lives of African Americans? It made segregation legal in the South
_________was not a factor in the Great Migration Total equality for African Americans in the North
How did Booker T. Washington respond to discrimmination and work toward equality? He founded the Tuskegee Institute, a college for African Americans
What happened as a result of the womens suffrage movement? Congress passed the 19 Amendment which gave the women the right to vote
__________is not example of the new rights and educational opportunities gained for womean in the 1800's? Women could work on the farm
For what Susan B. Anthony most famous? working for women's suffrage
What was one result of rapid industralization and urbanization? Cities became overcrowed
what were the challenges faced by urban areas as a result of population and technological changes? 1. More garbage and waste2. Air pollution3. Disease spread quickly
What are some examples of how industry in the late 1800's gave people access to all kinds of goods. 1. More goods were invented and produced2. Good were cheaper than ever before3. increased in number & mail order business was established
What are examples of new rights and educational opportunities gained by women in the 1800's. 1. The right to vote2. college admission3. elected to polictical office
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