AGE OF THE CITY I. IMMIGRATION A. Great Migration

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AGE OF THE CITY I. IMMIGRATION A. Great Migration 1. Largest Mass Movement (1880-1921) 2. Demographics: Old v. New Immigration

AGE OF THE CITY I. IMMIGRATION B. Growth: Push & Pull Factors 1. Economic Decline in Europe 2. Political & Religious Persecution 3. Lure of Life in America 4. Leaving Homeland

AGE OF THE CITY I. IMMIGRATION C. Journey Across the Atlantic 1. Steamship Accomodations 2. Living Conditions in Steerage

AGE OF THE CITY I. IMMIGRATION D. Arrival in America

AGE OF THE CITY I. IMMIGRATION E. Medical Inspections 1. Inspections 2. Arriving at Ellis Island 3. Medical Inspections

AGE OF THE CITY I. IMMIGRATION F. Legal Inspections 1. Registry Hall 2. Final Inspection

AGE OF THE CITY I. IMMIGRATION G. Ethnic Neighborhoods

AGE OF THE CITY I. IMMIGRATION H. Living Conditions 1. Tenements

AGE OF THE CITY I. IMMIGRATION H. Living Conditions 2. Perils of Tenement Living

AGE OF THE CITY

Men's Lodging Room in the West 47th Street Station c. 1892 AGE OF THE CITY Men's Lodging Room in the West 47th Street Station c. 1892

AGE OF THE CITY Room in a Tenement Flat, 1910

AGE OF THE CITY

Mullen's Alley, Cherry Hill 1888 AGE OF THE CITY Mullen's Alley, Cherry Hill 1888

AGE OF THE CITY

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AGE OF THE CITY I. IMMIGRATION J. Restricting Immigration & Nativism