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U.S history vocab

chapter 5

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"new" immigrants unskilled, poor, catholics and jews from southern and eastern europe
steerage a crowded and dirty cabin in the bottom of a ship where new immigrants traveled, wort accomidations on a ship.
Ellis island where the new immigrants were processed when arriving in new york.
angle island where chinese and asian immigrants were processed when ariving to San Fransisco
Americanization teaching immigrants the culture language and way of living of americans
"melting Pot" a mix of different cultures all blended together to make one united culture
nativism belief that native born white americans were better than new comers.
chinese exclusion act 1882- prohibited immigration by chinese laborers, limmited the civil rights of chinese immigrants already in the united states, and forbade the naturalization of chinese residents.
urbanization number of cities and people in them increased rapidly
rural-to-urban migrant moving from farm to facotry in the late 1890's
sky scrapers 10 story or taller buildings built with steel
Elisha Otis devoloped the saftey elevator that wouldnt fall if the cord broke in the 1850's
mass transit a transportation system that carried many people for little cost
suburb housing in a quieter cleaner place
Fredrick Law Olmsted a landscaping engineer that disigned Fairmount park
tenement multi-family housing that could fit many families
Mark Twain novelist that wrote the gilded age 1873
Gilded age the last decades of the 19th century
conspicuous consumerism people wanted and bought many new products in the market
mass culture when toys gadgets and food products were basically the same in evry household
Josheph Pulitzer a hungarian immigrant that fought in the civil war who knew a lot about newspapers
william Randolph hearst a competetor who had a journal - morning journal
Horatio alger wrote about people who suceeded in hard work
vaudeville shows of murical drama, songs and off-color comedy
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