Chapter 21 Terms for History
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- Accurlation
- holding onto old traditions while learning new ones
- What is the order of the Cities??
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1. business
2. poor housing
3. middle class
4. wealthy suberbs - Urbanization
- When you move from farms to cities
- Who and why did people come to america?
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1. Immagrants
2. African Americans- thought there would be no segregation
3. Farmers- jobs - Tenements
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6 or 7 story building- divided into apartments
No windows, heat, ore indoor bathrooms
10 people shared 1 room
RATS - Problems
- disease, crime, trash
- Jane Addams
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Hull House
World leader
Peace Party - Navists
- People who didn't like immagrants
- Fredrick Law Olmstead
- landscape architect who planned the spacious Central Park
- Hearst
- New York Journal(Challange Pulitzer)
- Pulitzer
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New York World
Hungarian Immagrant who created mass- circulation newspaper - Dime Novels
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low priced paperbacks
told adventure stories - Horation Alger
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Wrote over 100 dime novels for children telling of poor boys becoming rich and getting resped through hard work, luck, and honesty.
"RAGS TO RICHES" - Vaundeville Who would go??
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A varied show that included comedians song-and-dance routines and actobats
City Dwellers - Ragtime
- popular music of the late 1800's that had a lively upbeat sound
- "Yellow Journalism"
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news reporting
normally biased or untrue - Department Stories
- Wannamakers....could buy anything from shoes to lunch
- Transportation
- trollies, bridges, and subway
- Skyscrappers
- steel
- Hull House
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old mainsion in Chicago...fixed it up by earning money making speeches(by Jane Addams)
Taught immagrants english, had daycare/preschool - Chinese Exclusion Act (1882)
- law that banned Chinese labors from entering the US
- "How the Other Half Lives" By Jacob Riis
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Photo Journalism- mostly sad pics
Shoes how everything really was
~A picture is worth a thousand words~ -
YMHA
Young Men's Hebrew Association - Organization founded in Baltimore in 1854 to provide community serivices to Jewish neighborhoods
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YMCA
Yound Mer's Christian Association - Springfield, Massachusetts
- Le Louvre
- est une ancienne residence royale transfomee en musee. C'est dans ce musee que se trouve la fameuse Mona Lisa. Le louvre est le symbole du nouveau Paris, a la fois moderne et traditional.
- Le Centre Pompidou
- est le monument le plus visite de Paris. C'est un musee d'art moderne aussi une biblitheque, une cinematheque et un centre auto-visuel. Un peu plus loin, il ya une palace avec des fontaines un bassin et des scultures mobiles.
- Le Musee d'Orsay
- est un musee on vient ici admirer les chefs d'oeuvre des grands peintres et sculptures francais du dixneuvieme sieele.
- Le Palais Omnisports
- est le nouveau stade de Paris. C'est aussi une immense salle de concert. On vient ici ecouter et applauelir les vedettes de la chanson francaise et de la chanson amerteaine.
- Le Parc de la Villette
- est un lieu de meeneation pour les jeunes de tout age. on trouve ici des parcs pour enfants, des terrains de jeu et differentes constructions unta-modernes.
- La Defense
- est le nouveau centre d'affaires situe a l'ouest de Paris. Chaque jour, des milliers de Pariesene vienment travailler dans ses gratte-ciel de venne. Centieme anniversaire de la Revolution francais.