Urbanization & Industrialization

a 19th-century theory that held that society and groups of people are subject to the same laws of natural selection as animals and plants. It was used to justify racism and colonialism through its belief in racial superiority.

• immigrant

• industry

• enclave

• Social Darwinism

a person who moves to a new country to live permanently.

• tenement

• migrant

• monopoly

• immigrant

the employment of a child, especially when it is below a predetermined legal age.

• child labor

• industry

• migrant

• immigrant

someone who moves from one place to another, especially to find work.

• monopoly

• tenement

• migrant

• immigrant

having to do with the city; city-like.

• immigrant

• monopoly

• child labor

• urban

exclusive control over a service or product on the market.

• industry

• monopoly

• immigrant

• tenement

the production of finished goods from raw materials; or a business that specializes in this process.

• monopoly

• enclave

• industry

• tenement

the act, process or policy of separating people of different races, sexes, religions, etc.

• tenement

• industry

• child labor

• segregation

a distinct area in a city or country in which people have a different culture from those who live in the areas that surround it.

• migrant

• enclave

• industry

• tenement

a large apartment building usually found in a poorer part of town; often overcrowded and rundown.

• industry

• enclave

• tenement

• monopoly