A-Immigration/Urbanization Test

Most immigrants traveled to America in:

• Steerage
• Angel Island
• Americanization

The idea that people born in America were superior to immigrants:

• Nativism
• Mass Transit
• Ellis Island

Analogy that describes America as a unique culture made as a result of the mixtures of other cultures that immigrants bring with them upon arrival:

• Americanization
• Melting Pot
• Nativism

The term that refers to the growth of cities:

• Chinese Exclusion Act
• Urbanization
• Mass Transit

This is where immigrants from Europe were processed:

• Mass Transit
• Ellis Island
• Gentlemen's Agreement

How did cities address the problems caused by urban living?

• Technological innovations made crowding worse
• Governments began to offer services such as mass transit and sanitation

Travel accommodations for most immigrants to the United States

• Were dirty, crowded, and unhealthy
• Allowed them to bring many belongings

Which city innovation in the late 1800s allowed for people to travel throughout the city for a reasonable price and in a quick amount of time?

• Streetcars/Subways
• Horse and Buggy
• Ferries

Most Midwestern cities were established near

• mountains
• water
• skyscrapers

What was the relationship between factory work and the interest in recreation in the late 1800s?

• As cities and factories intensified, workers sought recreation in order to relax
• Many professional baseball players also worked in factories