WorksheetsThe Tenament Museum
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
The Tenement Museum tells one of America's most important stories:
How America became a continent
How immigrants became Americans
How immigrants left America
How America became a nation
The Tenement building homed over:
more than 15, 000 immigrants over 20 nations
more than 20,000 immigrants from more than 15 nations.
15,000 immigrants from 20 nations.
200,000 immigrants from more than 150 nations
In the Tenement Museum you can:
Understand what it is to be a new American
Understand how was America in the past
Understand the life in the past
Understand the differences between immigrants now and then
In the Tenement Museum people can see:
restored apartments
unrestored aparments
big supermarkets
retail spaces in buildings
The Tenement Museum is also recreating:
Homes of Puertoricans migrants
Homes of Chinese migrants
Homes of Latin American migrants
Homes of Holocaust survivors
In the Lower East Side you can also see:
Immigrants poetry
Immigrants jails
Samples of immigrants cuisine
Immigrants police station
The Tenement Museum shows:
How immigrants resist the hard times
How immigrants broke the law
How immigrants shaped America identity
How immigrants were sent back to their countries
The Tenement Museum is the place where you can learn about the waves of:
German immigration
Jewish immigration
Irish immigration
Italian immigration
All the answers are correct
The Tenement Museum focuses on:
famous people's daily life
industrialists's daily life
presidents' daily life
ordinay people's daily life
writers' daily life
by the early 1900's the Lower East Side was:
The most famous placed in the world
The most densely populated place in the world
The poorest place in the world
The tenements had crowded and unsanitary conditions.
False
True
The tenements always had a toilet indoors:
True
Maybe
False
Unknown fact
The Tenement Museum is in the Lower East Side of:
Brooklyn, New York
Manhattan, New York
Queens, New York
Long Beach, New York
