Ch. 20 Review

In the late 1800s and early 1900s, people moved to the cities to take factory jobs.

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After the Civil War, most immigrants arrived from Great Britain and Northern Europe.

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Most immigrants settled in cities and looked for factory work.

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• FALSE

People with the same language and customs tended to live in the same neighborhoods.

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Americans were happy that immigrants would accept lower wages than would American-born workers.

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• FALSE

As more immigrants arrived, people became more accepting of the new racial and ethnic groups.

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• FALSE

Cities offered jobs, stores, and entertainment, so they improved the quality of life for all who moved to them.

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• FALSE

Cities included both the rich and the poor.

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• FALSE

The rapid growth of cities made it easier to solve problems such as disease, crime, and poor sanitation.

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• FALSE

Examples of middle-class workers included doctors, lawyers, managers, and factory laborers.

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• FALSE