1. The Emergence of Urban America Chapter 21

4. I. Explosive Urban Growth

5. II. Allure and Problems of the City

9. III. City Politics

13. IV. Immigration: America’s Pull

14. Italian Neighborhood in NY

16. V. Ellis Island and Beyond

21. VI. The Nativist Response

22. VII. Immigration Restriction Henry Cabot Lodge

23. Chester Arthur

24. Chinese Exclusion Act

25. Angel Island

30. VIII. Popular Culture

31. IX. Wild West Shows

32. X. Vaudeville

36. XI. Outdoor Recreation

37. Frederick Law Olmstead

40. Croquet

44. Coney Island

46. XII. Saloon Culture

51. XIII. Working Women and Leisure

55. XIV. Spectator Sports

56. Dr. James Naismith

57. Alexander Cartwright

58. Cincinnati Red Stockings

60. XV. The Spread of Public Education

61. XVI. Vocational Training

62. XVII. Higher Education

63. XVIII. The Rise of Professionalism

64. XIX. Social Darwinism

67. XX. Reform Darwinism Lester Frank Ward

68. XXI. Pragmatism William James

69. John Dewey

70. XXII. The Local Colorists Sarah Orne Jewett

71. George Washington Cable

77. Samuel Langhorne Clemens

78. Mark Twain

82. XXIII. Literary Naturalism Stephen Crane

84. Jack London

85. Friedrich Nietzche

87. Theodore Dreiser

89. XXIV. Social Criticism Henry George

91. Thorstein Veblen

93. XXV. The Social Gospel and the Rise of the Institutional Church

96. XXVI. Religious Reformers Washington Gladden

98. XXVII. The Settlement House Movement Jane Addams

99. Hull House

100. Lillian Wald

101. Henry Street Settlement

102. XXVIII. Women’s Employment and Suffrage Susan B. Anthony

103. Elizabeth Cady Stanton

106. Lucy Stone

107. Julia Ward Howe

108. Anna Howard Shaw

109. Carrie Chapman Catt

110. XXIX. Welfare State on the Horizon