Extra Quiz: Chapter 25
1. By 1900, the majority of Americans in the largest cities lived in what kind of housing?
2. "Old Immigrants" who arrived mainly before 1880 came largely from:
3. New Immigrants after 1880 were more likely than earlier immigrants to be:
4. Angel Island, in San Francisco Bay, primarily processed immigrants from:
5. The American Protective Association (1887) campaigned primarily against:
6. The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 was largely driven by agitation on the:
7. The settlement house movement primarily aimed to:
8. Jane Addams co-founded Hull House in which city?
9. Jacob Riis's most significant contribution was combining social reporting with:
10. The Social Gospel movement was most closely associated with:
11. Dwight L. Moody was best known as a popular:
12. Social Darwinism was often applied in cities to argue that urban poverty was:
13. The Morrill Act(s) funded the creation of:
14. Booker T. Washington founded and led which institution?
15. W.E.B. Du Bois's concept of the "talented tenth" referred to:
16. Du Bois helped found which civil rights organization in the early 20th century?
17. Mark Twain's writing style is best described as part of the literary movement known as:
18. The Ashcan School of painters was known for depicting:
19. Urban political machines like Tammany Hall were often led by a:
20. Political machines gained loyalty from immigrant voters largely by providing:
21. Booker T. Washington's Atlanta Compromise speech was delivered in:
22. Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) upheld segregation on the grounds that separate facilities could be considered:
23. Immigrant and working-class children in this era often attended school less because:
24. Urban growth in the Gilded Age was fueled mainly by:
25. Overall, "America Moves to the City" describes a period in which:
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