Urbanization

_____ was the preference for American born citizens, and the desire to limit immigration.

Which of the following is NOT a reason Chinese immigrants migrated to America?

Which of the following is NOT a reason Europeans came to America in the late 1800s?

____ is the only president to serve two non-consecutive terms.

Those that opposed patronage were called _____.

Which of the following IS a popular ethnic neighborhood in New York City?

The American murder rate hit an all-time high in 1900 at ____ per million.

Which of the following was NOT an amusement park on Coney Island?

_____ is seen as one of the most prominent leaders of the settlement house movement.

_____ owned the New York Herald and he institued several new tactics to gain new readers.

The late 1800s has been dubbed the _____.

The Immigration Act did NOT ban _____ from entering the United States in 1882.

The Chinese Exclusion Act banned Chinese immigration for ____.

____ is using one's political position for dishonest monetary gain.

____ was giving government jobs to supporters.

____ were organized groups that controlled the political activities of the city.

Which of the following is a FALSE statement about New York City's Central Park?

____ exposed the problems of the tenements in his book, How the Other Half Lives.

The legislative branch _____ the law.

Where did European immigrants unload at?

At the top of the machine was the _____ who controlled all activities of the party in the city.

Where did Asian immigrants unload at?

_____ assassinated President Garfield over the patronage issue.

Which of the following is NOT a check and balances given to Congress.

The most corrupt boss was Tammany Hall's _____ who stole millions from the city of New York.

Federal judges serve for ______.

John Pemberton was an Atlanta pharmacist that develped _____.

_____ had the first paid fire department.

The working class lived in _____.

James Naismith was a P.E. instructor who developed ______.

The most famous fire of the 19th century was the Great ____ Fire that killed about 300 people.