Immigration and Industrialization

During the Industrial Revolution, more goods were made by hand than were made by machines.

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In the late 1800s, many Americans moved from cities to farms.

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• false

Because there were so many people looking for jobs, workers were easy to replace.

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• false

In the late 1800s, factories were safe places to work.

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• false

Tenement apartments were small and crowded.

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• false

A period of explosive growth in U.S. manufacturing  and industry in the late 1800s. 

• Settlement Houses
• Industrial Revolution
• Bessemer Process
• Hull Houses 

A less expensive and easier way to make steel.  It increased production and lowered the price of steel in the US dramatically.

• Industrial Revolution
• Bessemer Process
• JP Morgan
• Hull House

Famous inventor, most famous for the use of the light bulb and the distribution of power.

• Alexander Graham Bell
• John D. Rockefeller
• Thomas Alva Edison
• Henry Ford

Captain of the Oil industry, richest man in American history.

• John D. Rockefeller
• Henry Ford
• Andrew Carnegie
• Cornelius Vanderbilt

What processing station did Immigrants go through on the WEST coast?

• Ellis Island
• Angel Island
• Devil Island
• Alcatraz