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Urban Living Conditions of “New Immigrants” Thinking Skill: Explicitly assess information and draw conclusions Objective: Describe challenges associated with urban living that “New Immigrants” faced

“How The Other Half Lives” Analyze Jacob Riis’ photographs Individually study each photo (15 minutes )  Record observations and inferences  List any questions you have and hypothesize how you could find answers Share your inferences & questions with a partner (5 minutes)  Draw conclusions about urban living conditions for “New Immigrants” Share conclusions with whole group – challenges of urban living (10 minutes)

Photo 1 – “Mulberry Bend, NY”

Photo 2 – “Dens of Death”

Photo 3 – “A Flat With Its Furniture”

Photo 4 – “Mott St. Roof, NY”

Photo 5 – “Sunday Evening Dinner”

Photo 6 – “Men’s Lodging Room”

Photo 7 – “Nibsy’s Alley, NY”

Photo 8 – “Bohemian Cigarmakers”

Photo 9 – “Mrs. Benoit at Home”

Photo 10 – “Walls Begin to Give”

Sharing Pairs – Whole Group Share your inferences/questions with your partner Draw conclusions about urban living conditions for “New Immigrants” What were some challenges of urban living that “New Immigrants” faced?