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Industrialization, Urbanization, and Immigration
Industrialization, Urbanization, and Immigration
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This industrialist is known for his steel empire and for donating millions to public projects.
Andrew Carnegie
John Rockefeller
Alexander Graham Bell
Thomas Watt
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War, famine, and poverty are all examples of...
Pull factors
Push factors
Push outs
Vertical integration
3
___________ is the strategy political bosses used when they overcharged on public services and pocketed the extra profit
graft
collective bargaining
literacy
horizontal integration
4
After passing a health inspection, immigrants had to pass a ________ inspection.
legal
intelligence
financial
clothing
5
Industrialists that were described as greedy, exploited workers, and engaged in unfair business practices were known as
Robber Barons
Intelligent Industrialists
Super Stars
Captains of Industry
6
_________________ is the growth of cities.
Industrialization
Progressivism
Immigration
Urbanization
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Education, abundant jobs, and freedom are examples of...
Pull factors
All of the above
Incentives
Push factors
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Thomas A. Edison achivements contributed to mass communication, science and ...
Geography
Philosophy
Languages
Technology
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In the efforts to improve working conditions and be paid higher wages, workers united and created ____________.
political machines
graft
labor unions
muckrakers
10
The voyage from Europe to America often took
2-3 months
4-6 weeks
2-4 days
1-2 weeks
11
Railroad that met at Promontory Point, Utah in 1869
Central Pacific Railroad
The Euro-Rail
Transcontinental Railroad
Union Pacific Railroad
12
The process that immigrants went through at Ellis Island and Angel Island was identical.
False
True
13
Business of John D. Rockefeller
Pullman Cars
Standard Oil
Rockefeller Steel
General Electric
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Most immigrants arriving in America in the late 19th and early 20th century rode in the _________ class.
first
bottom
second
steerage
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Who was Cornelius Vanderbilt?
Was a Business man who invested in railroads
Was the current president at that time
He was a person who invented the factories
Created the the water powered engines
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Henry Ford implemented the __________ which made building cars more efficient.
filtration system
horizontal integration
assembly line
political machine
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Industrialists that created jobs, gave to the poor, and used brilliant business practices were called...
Super Man
Captains of Industry
Robber Barons
Thieves
18
In growing U.S. cities the working conditions of U.S. workers were-
health insurance provided and worker's compensation
made with safety codes set by the U.S. Department of Labor
created with minimum wage laws and child labor laws
made without safety in mind, long hours, and low pay
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The _____________ restricted people immigrating from China in 1882.
No Entry Declaration
Chinese Restriction Declaration
Anti-immigration Act
Chinese Exclusion Act
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Favoritism toward native born citizens that fueled anti immigrant sentiment.
Nativism
Political Machines
Americanization
Graft
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A ___________ is when an individual or company controls an industry.
buy out
captain of industry
monopoly
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Europeans who immigrated to the United States were often processed at
Canada
Angel Island
New Hampshire
Ellis Island
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______ percent of immigrants entering Ellis Island were detained while ____ percent were detained at Angel Island.
20 and 60
10 and 70
50 and 50
60 and 30
24
Angel Island processed immigrants arriving from
Asia
Arizona
Argentina
Antarctica
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The act of giving large sums of money away for the public good is _____________.
philanthropy
monopolizing
graft
nativism
26
The __________ allowed for steel to be made stronger, more efficiently, and more cost-effective.
Light Bulb
Assembly Line
Phonograph
Bessemer Process
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Who is known for the invention of the telephone?
George Washington Carver
Helen Keller
Alexander Graham Bell
Isaac Newton
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How did the transcontinental railroad benefit all people of the US?
It was a faster way to move people, mail, and goods.
It made the west look beautiful.
People were proud of the railroad system.
The railroad system in the US was well managed.
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Issues growing cities were facing were all of the following EXCEPT
Entertainment
Fires
Clean water
Crime
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Owning businesses at all levels of production is known as
vertical integration
assembly line
monolpoly
horizontal integration
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Many immigrants arriving in the U.S. settled in...
Cities
Rural Areas
Montana
Shelters
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An organization that controlled a political party through fraud and bribes.
progressive
monopoly
political machine
labor union