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5. City Livin’ Labor & Leisure Hodge Podge 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Unleash the Machines! Welcome to America

6. A large number of immigrants in the 19 th century came through this East Coast checkpoint

7. Ellis Island

8. This law, passed in 1882, restricted the immigration of people from this county to America

9. Chinese Exclusion Act

10. Favoritism of Americans born in the U.S.

11. Nativism

12. This class of immigrants was so shunned on the East Coast of the U.S. in the 1800s that signs commonly appeared reading “No __________ need apply.”

13. Irish

14. This association was designed to protect Americans from foreign influence

15. American Protective Association

16. Name for overcrowded and dilapidated apartment complexes in 19 th century cities

17. tenements

18. This model town was largely controlled by a single traincar company

19. Pullman, Illinois

20. Upon arriving in large cities, immigrants often experienced this - a consequence of living in a new society with unfamiliar norms and traditions

21. Culture shock

22. He was a large scale city planner responsible for planning Central Park in NYC

23. Olmsted

24. She followed the philosophy of “social gospel” and established settlement houses in poor urban environments

25. Jane Addams

26. Famous political boss in NYC who worked out of tammany hall

27. Tweed

28. Political machines often exerted great power in these areas – neighborhoods where immigrants from a given country tended to live

29. Ghettos

30. Unscrupulous use of a politician's power for personal gain

31. Graft

32. Name for jobs which are granted based upon corruption or personal connections

33. patronage

34. Investigations this President ordered in the latter part of the 19 th century led to firings at several courthouses

35. Hayes

36. For those who enjoyed swimming in the late 19 th century, this device was commonly used to change in a discrete manner

37. Bathing Machine

38. The federal government intervened in the railroad industry with the creation of the government agency

39. The Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC is acceptable)

40. Identify the name of one union from the late 19 th century

41. Too many to list!

42. These laws were passed in several midwestern states in order to regulate grain prices

43. Granger Laws

44. Name of the popular annual pastime of nordic tradition in which children celebrated in open spaces – such as Central Park

45. Maypole Dance

46. Inventor of the iridescent light bulb, which benefitted homes and businesses alike

47. Edison

48. “The wealthy are rich because they have worked hard.” – This quote emobdies which philosophy of the late 1800s?

49. Social Darwinism

50. A corporation which often exists “only on paper”

51. Holding or Shell Company (either is acceptable)

52. A run on banks in this year was one factor leading to an economic depression. A play was also inspired by this “panic.”

53. 1893

54. Presidential candidate who desired government control over property - socialism

55. Eugene Debs

56. Make your wager

57. Final Answer

58. Final Question