Life at the Turn of the 20th Century

In the late 1800s, settlement houses were established to help _____.

In the 1896 Supreme Court case _____, the Court ruled that separate but equal was legal.

The 2nd president of the US to be assassinated.

The National Grange, an organization of ____ , wanted railroad rates to be regulated by the government.

William Jennings Bryan, the Democrat, won much support from ____ in the 1896 election.

In 1883, President Chester Arthur helped pass the Civil Service Act which hired gov't. employees ___.

The US had an immigration station at _____ in New York Harbor that opened in 1892.

Boss Tweed in NYC was the head of a corrupt political machine called ______.

Many farmers belonged to the ___ which wanted money to be backed by silver and instead of gold.

In the late 1800's, laws were passed in California that discriminated against _____.

"Old (earlier) immigrants" who came to the US before 1880 were mostly from _____________ Europe.

He believed that African Americans must accept segregation for the time being.

Many urban poor lived in ____ which were run-down apartment buildings.

Which Republican won the presidential election of 1896?

"Jim Crow" laws discriminated against _____.

Around 1900, most immigrants coming to the US were from _____ Europe.