 Date, place where it started, what supposedly started it  What contributed to its spread  Where people hid in empty graves  # dead, how far north it burned  How long it lasted

 Who helped with recovery, who was happy city burned  What remains as a symbol of perseverance  Fire codes  New architecture  Phoenix, star

 Why strike happened  Group blamed for violence  Who threw bomb  Executions  Fairness of trial  Legacy for unions, nativism

 Why held here, nickname Chicago got  How buildings made, what happened to them  New energy source  White City, Midway  Possible racism

 Major attractions, weird stuff  Tragedy right before fair ended  What 2 buildings remain standing that are related to this event

 Pullman’s inventions  Why he built town  Things located/NOT located there  Why strike happened  How strike ended (immediate and later results)

 Pullman’s burial  Who owns Pullman today  Model for other towns

 Where from  What groups set up  Maxwell Street area  Who settled by what is now UIC  Biggest/smallest  Short stay/business ownership  Jewish immigrants  Political bosses

 Upton Sinclair: undercover work in The Jungle  Jane Addams: settlement house (Hull House)  Programs sponsored by Hull House, contributions to social reform

 Dates of WWI  How German- Americans were treated  Reaction of most German-Americans  3Q on a cartoon we analyzed

 1919 outbreak  Lasting imact

 Push/pull factors  How Defender distributed  Poem excerpt analysis  Good/bad about life in Chicago

 What started the riot  Analysis of excerpt from “For White Men Only” (3Q)  Last Q has four images, you identify what is shown in each