Industrialization, Immigration, and Urbanization

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True or false: Major American cities were well-prepared for a rise in immigration during the late 1800s.

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False

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Select the order in which each of the key terms took place during the Industrial Era: Jobs, immigration, urbanization, industrialization, Immigration, industrialization, jobs, urbanization, Industrialization, jobs, immigration, urbanization, Urbanization, industrialization, immigration, jobs.

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Industrialization, jobs, immigration, urbanization

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Which of these terms may best describe the immigrant experience when entering the US during the Industrial Era? Efficient, Dehumanizing, Welcoming, Positive

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Dehumanizing

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Which of the following best describes nativism? Options: Belief that immigrants don't belong in America. Belief that Native Americans should have a say in government. Belief that only whites belonged in America. Belief that all people born in the US should be citizens.

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Belief that immigrants don't belong in America.

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True or false: Before the Civil War, more people lived in the countryside than in major cities.

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True

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All of the following might describe why people left their home nations to immigrate to the United States, EXCEPT: The belief in freedom, the belief in democracy, the belief in opportunity.

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None of the above.

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During the late 1800s, a majority of immigrants to the United States came from: Africa, Asia, Europe, South America

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Europe

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Before immigrants to the United States were permitted to enter the country, they first had to participate in:

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a medical inspection.

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When European immigrants finally entered the country, most of them found that: Life was better in America than in their home nations. Life in America was similar to life in their home nations.

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Life in America was similar to life in their home nations.

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True or false: Major American cities were able to provide clean running water to all residents during urbanization.

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False