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Industrial Revolution, Immigration, & Urbanization
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Industrial Revolution, Immigration, & Urbanization
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Railroads created
time zones
ghost towns
safe jobs
cars
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J.P. Morgan made his fortune in
steel
oil
banking
railroads
3
A negative view of people like Carnegie & Rockefeller called them
captains of industry
robber barons
red robbers
captain underpants
4
Crowded, dirty, & unsanitary travel conditions many people endured to get to America
first class
tenements
steerage
stand by
5
Unsafe, long hours, low pay describe
living conditions
working conditions
6
Economic change from agriculture to industrial
agriarian
captialist
industrialization
urbanization
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People who viewed business leaders in a positive way would refer to them as
captains of industry
captain underpants
red barons
robber barons
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Andrew Carnegie made his fortune in
steel
railroads
banking
oil
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Rundown buildings where most immigrants lived in New York City
tenements
brownstones
slums
casitas
10
This could be processed then used to build railroads, buildings, and bridges
steam
coal
oil
iron
11
European immigrants were processed mainly through
Ellis Island
Angel Island
12
Cornelius Vanderbilt made his fortune in
steel
banking
railroads
oil
13
When one single company controls a specific industry, generally leads to no consumer choice
corportaion
monopoly
small business
anti-monopoly
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Asian immigrants were mainly processed through
Angel Island
Ellis Island
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Came to America in the late 1800's, unskilled, poor, from Southern & Eastern Europe
old immigrants
new immigrants
16
J.D. Rockefeller made his fortune in
banking
railroads
oil
steel
17
When people of different cultures blend together it is said to be a
melting pot
mosiac
salad bowl
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Cities became very crowded because
people needed to live near where they worked
the housing was better than other places
people wanted to live near the ports
there was no where else to go
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The amount of immigrants moving to America meant (for factories)
factory owners had to pay high wages
factory owners had to make the factories safe to work in
there was always a large available workforce
there were always problems
