timeline answers 1851-1883: 300,000 new chinese 1870-1920: 20 million new europeans 1880-1920:...
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Timeline Answers1851-1883: 300,000 New Chinese1870-1920: 20 Million New
Europeans1880-1920: 260,000 from West Indies1892-1924: 17 million through Ellis
Island1910-1930: 700,000 new Mexicans1910-1940: 50,000 Chinese through
Angel Island
1873: Depression of 18731882: Chinese Exclusion Act1887: American Protective
Association founded1890: European Immigrants switch
from North & West to South & East1892: Chinese Exclusion Act renewed1894: Prescott F Hall founds
Immigrant Restriction League
1896: Congress passes literacy test for immigrants; vetoed by Pres. Cleveland
1898: US annexes Hawai’i1900: European population at 400
million1902: Chinese Exclusion Act until
19431902: National Reclamation Act1906: Segregation of Japanese in
San Francisco schools1907: 30,000 Japanese immigrate in
one year1907-1908: Gentleman’s Agreement1910: political & social upheaval in
Mexico1917: Congress passes literacy test
over Wilson’s veto
Chapter 15, sections 2 & 3
1. Urbanization2. Immigrants3. Row houses4. Tenements5. Transportation6. Mass transit7. Sanitation
departments8. Chicago9. Settlement houses10. Jane Addams
11. Political machine12. Ward boss13. City boss14. Mayor15. Immigrants16. Graft17. Kickbacks18. Tammany Hall19. Tweed Ring
City Boss
Political Machine
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Local precinct workersand captains
Immigrants and the poor
Ward boss1st or 2nd generation immigrants
Chapter 15, section 4
20. Patronage21. Merit system22. Civil service23. Stalwarts24. Mugwumps25. James A. Garfield
26. Chester A. Arthur27. Pendleton Act28. Grover Cleveland29. McKinley Tariff Act30. Cleveland
Chapter 16, section 1
10. Suspension bridges11. Urban planning12. Daniel Burnham13. Wright14. December 17, 190315. Air mail16. George Eastman17. Kodak
1. Elevators2. Steel skeletons3. Louis Sullivan4. St. Louis5. Make better use of
limited space6. Richmond, VA7. Commute8. “el”9. subways
George Eastman invented the Kodak camera in 1888. After a photographer snapped a roll of film, he or she shipped the film for processing – and the
camera for reloading – to the Eastman factory. To learn more about the Kodak camera and its features, examine this early advertisement.
Chapter 16, sections 2 & 3
18. 2-1619. 8-1420. Kindergarten21. science, civics, history22. “Americanize”23. Industrial development24. Entrance exams25. High school diploma26. Booker T. Washington27. WEB du Bois
28.Literacy tests29. Poll tax30. Grandfather clauses31. Jim Crow laws32. Plessy vs. Ferguson33. “separate but equal”34. Mexicans35. Agricultural36. Chinese Exclusion
Act
Chapter 16, section 4
37. Coney Island38. Bicycle39. Hersey40. Coca-Cola41. Baseball42. World Series43. African Americas44. Ragtime
45. Movies46. Joseph Pulitzer47. William Randolph
Hearst48. Marshall Field49. Chain Stores50. Mail Order
Catalogues