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4. Question Answer Key Terms-100 The name given to apartments where immigrants lived when they arrived in America. What are tenements?

5. Question Answer Key Terms-200 These factors are conditions that attract people to a new area. What are pull factors?

6. Question Answer Key Terms-300 Congress responded to the anti-Chinese feeling by passing this new law. What is the Chinese Exclusion Act

7. Question Answer Key Terms-400 In the late 1800s, these required buildings to have fire escapes and proper plumbing. What are building codes

8. Question Answer Key Terms-500 _________ increased with the growth of industries near cities. What is urbanization?

9. Question Answer This man invented basketball. Who is James Naismith? Key People-100

10. Question Answer Key People-200 This African-American composer helped to make ragtime popular. Who was Scott Joplin?

11. Question Answer Key People-300 Frank Thompson put together the first African-American team that played this sport. What is baseball?

12. Question Answer Key People-400 Northern and Western Europeans came to America in the largest numbers between 1840-1860. The new immigrants that came to America between 1860-1880 consisted mostly of people from these two regions. What is Southern and Eastern Europe?

13. Question Answer Key People-500 Architect who created the plans for Central Park. Who was Frederick Law Olmstead?

14. Question Answer Changes to the Cities-100 Frank Sprague was the first to invent this improvement that helped to relieve congestion on city streets. What are trolleys?

15. Question Answer Changes to the cities-200 This type of building was a community center that offered services to the poor. What is a Settlement House?

16. Question Answer Changes to the Cities-300 These two areas were set up so people could enjoy green grass and leisure time. What are parks and zoos.

17. Question Answer Changes to the cities-400 A type of variety show that included song and dance routines. What is vaudeville?

18. Question Answer Changes to the cities-500 Style of journalism that helped to bring attention to scandal and crime. What is yellow journalism?

19. Question Answer Land of promise-100 This receiving station in New York linked immigrants to settlement houses in the cities of their choice. What is Ellis Island?

20. Question Answer Land of promise-200 Jobs were a big reason why people moved to these areas in America. What are cities?

21. Question Answer Land of promise-300 Nativists opposed this group because they spoke different languages and worked for low pay. What are immigrants?

22. Question Answer Land of promise-400 Two reasons immigrants became better educated in the late 1800s. What were public high schools and public libraries?

23. Question Answer Land of promise-500 The process through which immigrants became part of American culture. What is assimilation?

24. Question Answer New American Culture-100 The promise of freedom and of a better life were examples of these factors. What are pull factors?

25. Question Answer New American Culture-200 This sport led to the death of 44 college students in the late 1800s. What is football?

26. Question Answer New American Culture-300 This type of music was popular in the late 1800s. What is ragtime?

27. Question Answer New American Culture-400 This man created bold headlines and was responsible for the first mass produced newspaper. Who was Joseph Pulitzer?

28. Question Answer New American Culture-500 The name of Joseph Pulitzer’s newspaper. What was the New York World?

29. Question Answer Final Jeopardy Receiving station that was located in California. Angel Island