US History - Gilded Age

Some Americans opposed new immigrants because they feared the __ church would be too powerful.

In the late 1800s, the most common form of mass transit was the

The Gospel of Wealth said that wealthy Americans had a duty to be involved in 

What was the major goal of Jane Addam's Hull House?

William Tweed was the leader of a

___________ changed the face and size of American society in the late 1800's.

In the early 1900's many Asian immigrants were processed at ___ in San Francisco Bay.

In response to urban congestion, Boston and New York City built the first

Many labor unions opposed immigration, arguing that most immigrants

During the Gilded Age there was an increase in federal support for 

Social Darwinism was used by some industrial leaders to justify 

___________ was a bigger threat to urban American in the late 1800's than crime.

In the early 1860s immigrants from __ came to work on the railroad.

Booker T Washington urged African Americans to 

Most of the people who lived in 'streetcar suburbs' in the late 1800s were

Which American state received the most immigration from China?

________ traveled in steerage.

Which law prevented Chinese immigrants from becoming citizens?

Doctors, lawyers, engineers, managers, architects, and teachers were part of the 

Many party bosses and the political machines that they ran become rich from

The _________ movement worked to better conditions in cities according to charity and justice.

In the late 1800's _______ gained voter support by making improvements in urban infrastructure

_________ lived in the tenements in the ethnic neighborhoods of American cities

___________ was a live variety show with animal acts, acrobats, comedians, gymnasts & dancers.