Post-Break Review

In the late 1800s and early 1900s, more and more people were choosing to live in busy areas with tall buildings and lots of services. This change turned quiet towns into lively, big cities. As people move to these busy places, the way things look and how people lived started to change. This shift affects the way people work and interact with other in their social environment.

The subject of this passage is...

• The impact of tall buildings on city landscapes.
• Industrialization and its impacts

• Urbanization and its effects

• The reasons why people do not live on farms

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Urbanizaiton

Reading Comp.

​ (a)   refers to the growth of businesses, machines, and the mass production of goods. During this process, a society moves from making goods mainly by hand to making goods by machine (often in factories.)

• Industrialization
• immigration
• Agriculture
• Globalization
• Urbanization
• Digitalization

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Industrialization

Click the area where old immigrants came from

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Old vs New

Geography

Click the area where new immigrants came from

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Old vs New

Geography

Which of the following would be a good title for the column on the right?

• Old Immigrants

• Reasons for Old Immigration

• Push Factors

• Characteristics of New Immigrants

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Old vs New

Check all of the pull factors below:

• Better job opportunities

• Safety and peace

• Natural disasters

• Religious persecution

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Push vs Pull

Sort the reasons for immigration into their proper category

Groups:

(a) Push Factors

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(b) Pull Factors

• Political stability

• Better government

• Natural disasters

• Religious persecution

• Quality education

• Safe environment

• Political instability

• Higher standard of living

• Discrimination

• War

• Poverty

• Peaceful society

• Good job opportunities

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Push vs Pull

The process of settlement by many people into big cities is known as

• Immigration

• Economic Development

• Urbanization

• Industrial Revolution

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Urbanizaiton

European Immigrants were examined, registered, and welcomed into the country at this "processing point" in New York Harbor

• Washington, D.C.

• Ellis Island

• Angel Island

• Baltimore

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Ellis Island

The process by which immigrants adopt American culture and traditions to blend in with average Americans is called

• Nativism

• Urbanization

• push factors

• Assimilation

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Assimilation