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Chapter 4-5 Bird

Bird Chapter 4-5 Progressives and immigration

TermDefinition
Political Machine powerful groups related to a political party.
William Boss Tweed NYC, head of the Tweed--asks immigrants for votes--public money in taxes
Spoils System elected leaders can fill public jobs with their supporters
Merit System get public jobs based on qualification
Pendleton Act civil service exam
Thomas Nast Political cartoonist, he makes tweed look bad
Kickbacks court house-350,000-upwards of 50 million (overcharge the people and share the $)
Muckrakers Authors who try to bring light onto bad parts of societyso we can fix them
Initiative to put an idea up to vote on
referendum to make an idea a law
Recall remove a politition from office
16th ammendment progressive income tax wealthier would pay more taxes to fix the country.
17th ammendment Direct Election of senators
Elizibeth Cady Stanton Seneca Falls, Convention. Declaration of sentimets, "All men and woman are created equal."
Suffragete Person fighting for woman to have the right to vote.
Alice Paul Kings horse, organizes a march on washington D.C (turnns violent)
Silent Sentinels stand infront of the white house (wilson)
19th ammendment womans sufferage, right to vote, starts 1920
18th ammendment Alchohol is illeagle to sell and make
21st ammendment remove ammendment 18.
trust buster TR breaks 40+ monopolies
conservation nature, National Forest Service
Taft 16th ammendment, income tax
Wilson, FTC (Federal Trade Comission) "We are going to watch buisnesses"
Prohibition To stop something from happening
old immigrants english, german, irish
new immigrants greek, polish, itallians, russians,
push factor a reaon to leave a country
pull factor a reason to go to a country
steerage cheapest part of the boat, immigrants rode on the bottom of the boat to come to the U.S
Ellis Island A customs island immigrants go to
Angel island looked for disease, medical/mental exam , legal inspection
Statue of Liberty France--Eiffel la gift for showing that revolutions work
Emma Lazarus -Poem, "New Colossus"-- welcomes immigrants,
Assimilate to fully blend in with another group
Jane Addams-- settlement homes help immigrants, teach english, paperwork, get around city
Mosiacs ethnic groups staying together
nativist group that is worried about immigrants coming to the U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge disliked Irish (catholics) American Protective Association
Chinese Exclusion Act Prohibit chinese from entering the U.S for 10 years.
Burlingham Treaty China was favorable trading status with the U.S
Gentlemans Agreement (Japan) Japanese students getting bullied, T.R will protect japanese but limit new immigrants
Tenements Buildings where several families rented rooms. Came to mean crowded, dirty slums.
Jacob Riis "How the Other Half Lives" expose the tenements, (flash powder)
Upton Sinclair "The Jungle" the meat racking plants
meat inspection act food+drug administration
Otis Elevator
Olmstead creating nature in cities , central park
vaudville Nickleodians, music/plays/puppetry/ "moving pictures"--movies
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