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Grade 6 Module 5 Immigration and Urban Life Lesson 2

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mass transit public transportation designed to move large numbers of people
suburbs residential neighborhoods outside the downtown areas
mass culture leisure and cultural activities shared by many people
Joseph Pulitzer publisher of the NEW YORK WORLD newspaper
William Randolph Hearst publisher of THE NEW YORK JOURNAL
department stores large retail stores that sell many different types of goods
Frederick Law Olmsted landscape architect who designed Central Park in New York City
Why did many Americans move from southern farm areas to northern cities? to escape discrimination and find better opportunities
How did the development of mass transit lead to growth of suburbs? mass transit allowed many people to live farther from their work
Television is part of today's mass culture. What are some other examples of things that part of today's mass culture? Internet, professional sports, movies, video games
Why were large fairs and amusement parks developed? the demand for public amusement and the need for open public parks
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