Gilded Age: Part 2

the movement of people from the countryside to towns and cities is known as __________________.

• labor unions

• urbanization

• tenements

• nativism

Cities were often run by corrupt "political machines." The leaders of these machines were known as __________________.

• Presidents

• Lobbyists

• Pollical Bosses

• City Councilmen

A variety of "push" and "pull" factors brought more ____________ to the United States seeking a better life.

• Immigrants

• Migrants

• Political Bosses

• Native Americans

Immigrants usually settled with relatives and others of the same nationality in ethnic neighborhoods known as___________.

• Neighborhoods

• Tenements

• Cities

• Ethnic Ghettos

___________, or those "born" or "native" to the United States, wanted to restrict immigration. Believed that people of other races, religions, and nationalities were inferior and that the "New Immigrants" were especially inferior to white, Anglo Saxon, Protestant Americans.

• Americans

• Italians

• Nativists

• Anarchists

Passed in 1882, was the first federal law to restrict immigration in the United States.

• Homestead Act

• Stamp Act

• Chinese Exclusion Act

• Dawes Act

Many reformers urged Native Americans to undergo "Americanization," adopting the culture of other "mainstream" Americans. The __________ sought to hasten their "Americanization."

• Homestead Act

• Trail of Tears

• Temperance Movement

• Dawes Act

made federal land available to settlers.

• Homestead Act

• Dawes Act

• Great Plains

• Frontier

• F

• G

• H

• J

• A

• B

• C

• D