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Big Cities - Like Chicago and New York
Contribuição de: Wood
  • 1. urbanization
A) slum building built quickly and cheaply
B) is a community center for people in cities.
C) the growth of industry
D) The growth of cities
  • 2. tenements
A) slum buildings built quickly and cheaply
B) a system of trains used to move people around cities.
C) someone who "rake up" or points out, unpleasant truth
D) is a community center for people in cities.
  • 3. rapid transit
A) a system of trains used to move people around cities.
B) a very tall building
C) The growth of cities
D) slum building built quickly and cheaply
  • 4. slum
A) a rich part of town
B) a ditch where iron is poured
C) a system of trains used to move people around cities.
D) a poor, crowded part of a city
  • 5. Jane Addams & Ellen Gates Star
A) wrote "Give me your tired, your poor, ....
B) opened Hull House in Chicago in 1889
C) created the Statue of Liberty
D) invented electricity
  • 6. skyscraper
A) a nickname for a balloon like craft use before airplanes came into wider use
B) slum building built quickly and cheaply
C) a very tall building
D) tools to remove smog from the cities atmosphere
  • 7. settlement house
A) is a community center for people in cities.
B) the island where the Statue of Liberty is located
C) another name for City Hall
D) a nick name for the first bank in the United States
  • 8. Fredic Auguste Bartholdi
A) opened Hull House in Chicago in 1889
B) created the Statue of Liberty
C) wrote "Give me your tired, your poor, ....
D) opened the first french restaurant in the United States
  • 9. Emma Lazarus
A) created the Statue of Liberty
B) opened Hull House in Chicago in 1889
C) The wife of Lazarus in the bible
D) wrote "Give me your tired, your poor, ....
  • 10. Hull House
A) one of the first settlement houses in the United States.
B) The growth of cities
C) a house were beans and peas are store while the hulls dry out
D) slum building built quickly and cheaply
  • 11. progressives
A) is a community center for people in cities.
B) laws that protect workers
C) wanted to fix what they thought was wrong with the country
D) slum building built quickly and cheaply
  • 12. labor laws
A) law to protect factory owners
B) a system of trains used to move people around cities.
C) a list of laws requiring works to give 50% of their pay to the factory owner to assure continued employment
D) laws that protect workers
  • 13. muckraker
A) sanitation workers
B) someone who "rakes up" or points out, unpleasant truth
C) wanted to fix what they thought was wrong with the country
D) The growth of cities
  • 14. industrialization
A) a system of trains used to move people around cities.
B) the growth of industry
C) the creation of farming communities
D) first contact with the Chic-a-go Indians
  • 15. NAACP
A) a very tall building
B) The growth of cities
C) National Association Against Corporal Punishment
D) National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
  • 16. Theodore Roosevelt
A) wrote "Give me your tired, your poor, ....
B) worked with Congress to pass two laws to make food safer
C) opened Hull House in Chicago in 1889
D) created the Statue of Liberty
  • 17. The Nineteenth Amendment
A) laws that protect workers
B) insure freedom of speech
C) guaranteed women the right to vote
D) opened Hull House in Chicago in 1889
  • 18. The Eighteenth Amendment
A) opened Hull House in Chicago in 1889
B) laws that protect workers
C) made it against the law to make or sell alcoholic beverages
D) insure the right to bear arms
  • 19. Booker T. Washington
A) wrote "Give me your tired, your poor, ....
B) started a school to educate & give jobs to African Americans
C) created the Statue of Liberty
D) opened Hull House in Chicago in 1889
  • 20. Austin Peay
A) opened Hull House in Chicago in 1889
B) created the Statue of Liberty
C) slum building built quickly and cheaply
D) pushed legislators to create Tennessee's first state park
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