The New Immigrants _______________ from their homelands to escape poverty, crop failures, and oppressive groups and governments.

Immigrants at Angel or Ellis Island had to get documented and pass a 

The cheepest fare on the trip over to the U.S. was called _____________

Most European immigrants knew they had arrived in the U.S. when they saw

Most immigrants found work in the large U.S. cities in cramped factories known as

Who had an easier time adjusting to the U.S.--kids or older adults?

Why did most immigrants settle together once they arrived in the U.S.?

The ____________ Movement was growing in America, as they stated that only those born in America should be in America.

One of the strongest pieces of legislation at the time that limited immigrants to the U.S. was the Chinese ________________ Act.

Cities boomed at this time in America.  The growth of cities is called _______________.

Groups that made our largest cities bigger during the early 1900s included immigrants, farmers, and _____________________.

Poor, run-down neighborhoods : slums, as multi-story, crowded apartments : ________

Who wrote about tenements in an effort to expose the crowded, filthy conditions of them?

Where did the middle class live within the area of the largest cities in the U.S.?

Failing to look into the problems of a society because the focus is only on the glittering golden aspects of our country is called ___________.

Hull House in Chicago was founded by

Settlement houses provided 

Lack of space within the growing cities led to the advent of 

The final transportation invention created for the growing cities was the

__________________ were needed to unite growing cities together and aid in transportation.

Who attended public schools longer?

Progressive education included more

Native American students became isolated from their group and their traditions when they attended

Writing about real-life events that could affect real people is called

Mark Twain was a famous _________________ author because he wrote about experiences near the area that he grew up in (the Mississippi River area).

Newspapers became much more exciting to read at this time due to the style of writing used.  The exaggerated and sensational writing style was known as ______________________.

The only true spectator sport invented solely in America is

The movies started to become extremely popular during the Progressive Era.  So too did vaudeville, which is like a ______________________.

This famous style of music during the Progressive Era combined work songs, gospel music, spirituals, and African rhythms.