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America Grows Out and Up Urbanization America Grows Out and Up

The Changing America

Skyscraper/Mass Transit

Slums/Tenements

Tenements

Jane Addams

Settlement Houses

Row Houses

Middle Class Living

Wealthy Suburbs

Department Stores

City Beautiful Movement

Americans Love Entertainment

Baseball

Football

Basketball

Bicycling

Tennis

Vaudeville

Nickelodeons

Immigrant Diary Entry Write a 1 page diary entry about your experiences as a new immigrant into the United States. Incorporate 5 terms from Chapter 18 in your diary entry. Underline the terms you use. Cite 3 facts from the Ellis Island virtual tour.

Include the following in your entry 625-629 in the in-class book Where did you come from? Why did you come to the U.S.? How did you get to the U.S.? What was required before you were allowed into the U.S. Where did you find work once in the U.S.? Where did you live once you arrived in the U.S.? What were some obstacles in your life as a new immigrant?