19.3 Relief from the Chaos of Urban Life Quiz

What was the primary form of relief for working-class urban Americans?

• Suburbanization

• Machine politics

• Higher education

• Classical music concerts

Which political machine was run by William Tweed?

• Tammany Hall

• The Chicago Machine

• The Boston Ring

• The Philadelphia Syndicate

What was a common form of entertainment for working-class residents?

• Art galleries

• Opera

• Golf

• Amusement parks

Which amusement park was located on the Brooklyn shoreline?

• Universal Studios

• Disneyland

• Coney Island

• Six Flags

What was the first professional baseball team?

• New York Yankees

• Chicago Cubs

• Boston Red Sox

• Cincinnati Red Stockings

What was the purpose of the City Beautiful movement?

• To improve urban aesthetics and living conditions

• To increase city population

• To promote industrial growth

• To expand urban sprawl

Which of the following was NOT a focus of the City Beautiful movement?

• Larger park areas

• More suburbs

• Wider boulevards

• More skyscrapers

What was the Social Register?

• A catalog of urban parks

• A list of public schools

• A directory of wealthy socialites

• A record of political machines

Which magazine began distribution to cater to middle-class women?

• Time

• Vogue

• Good Housekeeping

• National Geographic

What was the first women's college to open?

• Wellesley College

• Smith College

• Mount Holyoke

• Radcliffe College