American Pageant APUSH Chapter 25 Review

By 1900, which of the following American cities had grown to be the second-largest city in the world with 3.5 million residents?

• Chicago

• Philadelphia

• New York City

• Boston

Which of the following was referred to as New York City's "Lung Block?"

• The satanic stench stemming from unwashed bodies, uncollected garbage, and draft animal droppings

• The impoverished slum/tenement district

• The factory and tobacco smoke that polluted the New York City air

• The impure drinking water that carried harmful diseases; mainly bronchitis

In 1880's, America allowed _________ immigrants cascade into the country

• more than 500,000

• more than 1 million

• more than 2 million

• more than 5 million

What is the term used to describe immigrants that worked in America for a short period of time only to return to Europe with their earnings?

• "Birds of Passage"

• "Profit-Seeking Vultures"

• "Scabs"

• "Birds of Prey"

Urban political machines provided jobs, housing, food, clothing, schools, parks, and hospitals in immigrant neighborhoods just to receive _________

• money from immigrants

• donations from generous, wealthy philanthropists

• immigrant support at the polls

• financial aid from government tax dollars

Immigrants came to live upon these entering America, but later they became centers for reform in the women's and labor movements.

• Immigration Houses

• Reform Houses

• Tenement Houses

• Settlement Houses

What organization was based upon principals of nativism, and closely resembled the "Know-Nothings" of antebellum days?

• The Ku Klux Klan (KKK)

• American Protective Association (APA)

• American Exclusion Organization (AEO)

• U.S. Department of Defense (DoD)

In what year did the French give America the Statue of Liberty?

• 1880

• 1886

• 1892

• 1900

This religion, prominent between 1875 and 1925, attempted to reconcile Christianity with new scientific and economic doctrines of the modern doctrine

• Liberal Protestant

• Liberal Catholic

• Liberal Christian

• Liberal Lutheran

Christian Science, a religious denomination created by ______________ in 1879, believed true Christian practices could heal sicknesses without medicine

• Washington Gladden

• Walter Rauschenbusch

• Mary Baker Eddy

• Jane Addams