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1 Social Studies April 25, 2017 Turn In: Do Now:
Nothing Turn In: Ch. 5 Notes (or you can keep them to study tonight) Hand ME your permission forms Put in Your Planner: Ch. 5 Quiz TOMORROW

2 Learning Target Today I will be able to…
Explain how Washington moved from a territory to a state

3 Chapter 5 Review

4 The Tide of Immigration
The Age of Railroads The Tide of Immigration The Growth of Cities 100 200 300 400 500 600 700

5 The Age of Railroads 100 Answer: The two main railroads with major stations in Washington State. Home

6 The Age of Railroads 100 Question: What are the Great Northern Railroad and the Northern Pacific Railroad? Home

7 The Age of Railroads 200 Answer: The Pacific Railroad Survey Bill authorized the exploration of the potential route for this. It would stretch from the Atlantic Coast to the Pacific Coast. Home

8 Question: What is transcontinental railroad?
The Age of Railroads 200 Question: What is transcontinental railroad? Home

9 The Age of Railroads 300 Different format Answer: Which of the following is NOT a way that railroads contributed to the development of WA State? There were new jobs for locals and immigrants Railroads brought diseases Farmers could ship and send their crops People could travel to the state faster and more easily Home

10 Question: What is railroads brought diseases
The Age of Railroads 300 Question: What is railroads brought diseases Home

11 The Age of Railroads 400 Answer: A contribution of money, or in the case of the railroads, land from the government. Home

12 Question: What is a subsidy?
The Age of Railroads 400 Question: What is a subsidy? Home

13 The Age of Railroads 500 Answer: He privately funded the construction of the Great Northern Railroad Home

14 Question: Who is James Hill?
The Age of Railroads 500 Question: Who is James Hill? Home

15 The Age of Railroads 600 Answer: This allowed the government to distribute land to the railroad companies. Home

16 Question: What is the Pacific Railway Act
The Age of Railroads 600 Question: What is the Pacific Railway Act Home

17 The Age of Railroads 700 Answer: This is the term for the way that trains transported people and products throughout the country. Home

18 The Age of Railroads 700 Question: What is a distribution network? Bonus : What are examples of products that were transported along the railroads? Home

19 The Tide of Immigration 100
Answer: White, Protestant Americans born in the United States who did not like seeing so many immigrants come to the country. Home

20 The Tide of Immigration 100
Question: Who were Nativists? Home

21 The Tide of Immigration 200
Answer: This was the main industry or job opportunity that brought migrant workers to Washington State after Home

22 The Tide of Immigration 200
Question: What is railroad construction? Home

23 The Tide of Immigration 300
Answer: The group of immigrants who were not allowed to have full rights, were given menial jobs, and faced prejudice. Home

24 The Tide of Immigration 300
Question: Who are Chinese immigrants? Home

25 The Tide of Immigration 400
Answer: The city where many Scandinavian immigrants settled due to the similar landscape of their homeland of Norway. Home

26 The Tide of Immigration 400
Question: What is Poulsbo? Home

27 The Tide of Immigration 500
Answer: This stopped Chinese laborers from entering the country for a period of time Home

28 The Tide of Immigration 500
Question: What is the Chinese Exclusion Act? Home

29 The Tide of Immigration 600
Answer: The government restricted the number of immigrants from each country that could enter the United States by imposing these. Home

30 The Tide of Immigration 600
Question: What are quotas? Home

31 The Tide of Immigration 700
Answer: The main reason(s) that some Americans objected to immigration. There are two possible answers Home

32 The Tide of Immigration 700
Question: What is fear that immigrants would take their jobs (because they were willing to work for less money)? OR What is fear that foreigners weakened American culture and values? Home

33 The Tide of Immigration 600
Answer: The government restricted the number of immigrants from each country that could enter the United States by imposing these. Home

34 The Tide of Immigration 600
Question: What are quotas? Home

35 The Growth of Cities 100 Answer: The term that means the growth of small communities into cities. Home

36 Question: What is Urbanization?
The Growth of Cities 100 Question: What is Urbanization? Home

37 The Growth of Cities 200 Answer: The city that was chosen for the first major railroad terminal in Washington. Home

38 Question: What is Tacoma? Bonus: Why was Tacoma chosen over Seattle?
The Growth of Cities 200 Question: What is Tacoma? Bonus: Why was Tacoma chosen over Seattle? Home

39 The Growth of Cities 300 Answer: This is a very important event for the growth of Seattle and brought many people through the city and back to it later. Home

40 Question: What is the Klondike Gold Rush?
The Growth of Cities 300 Question: What is the Klondike Gold Rush? Home

41 The Growth of Cities 400 Answer: This famous store owner used gold to fund his business which grew to become a well-known retailer. Home

42 The Growth of Cities 400 Question: Who is (John) Nordstrom? OR Who is (Edward) Nordoff- Bon Marche Stores. Home

43 The Growth of Cities 500 Answer: The discovery of this helped bring wealth and large mansions to Spokane, contributing to the growth of the city. Home

44 Question: What is silver (found in Idaho and British Columbia)?
The Growth of Cities 500 Question: What is silver (found in Idaho and British Columbia)? Home

45 The Growth of Cities 600 Answer: These are the four largest cities (in terms of population) in the Washington, Idaho, and Oregon region during the late 1800s-1910. Home

46 Question: What are Seattle, Tacoma, Portland, and Spokane?
The Growth of Cities 600 Question: What are Seattle, Tacoma, Portland, and Spokane? Home

47 The Growth of Cities 700 Answer: Seattle took on three engineering projects that contributed to its development. The two (or three) systems it created are… Home

48 The Growth of Cities 700 Question: What is an electric power system, a sewer system, (and a water system)? Home

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