Unit 3 test

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What were the main sources of labor for building railroads in the United States?

Back

Immigrants from Europe and Asia were the primary sources of labor for building railroads.

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What does the term 'urban' mean in the context of city development?

Back

Urban refers to areas that are characteristic of a city, often with higher population density and infrastructure.

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Who are nativists and what do they believe regarding immigration?

Back

Nativists are individuals who oppose immigration and seek to protect the interests of native-born citizens.

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How did Washington contribute to the World War I efforts?

Back

Washington industries produced materials and manufactured ships and airplanes used in the war.

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What was a significant benefit of the Great Northern and Northern Pacific Railroads?

Back

They connected Washington to the rest of the country, facilitating trade and travel.

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What role did the government play in immigration during the railroad expansion?

Back

The government enacted laws that affected immigration patterns, sometimes limiting immigration from certain countries.

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What was the Klondike Gold Rush and its impact on Seattle?

Back

The Klondike Gold Rush was a migration of an estimated 100,000 prospectors to the Klondike region of Yukon, Canada, which transformed Seattle into an urban area.

Front

What is the significance of train stations in urban development?

Back

Train stations serve as critical infrastructure that supports transportation, commerce, and urban growth.

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What were some of the materials produced by Washington industries during World War I?

Back

Washington industries produced materials such as ships, airplanes, and munitions for the war effort.

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How did the construction of railroads affect lumber companies?

Back

The construction of railroads provided lumber companies with a means to transport their products to markets.