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Chapter 16 sections 1&2

The Impact of Immigration & A Spirit of Reform

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IrishThese people settled in the great ports of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
IrishBy 1900, there were more people from this group in America than in their homeland.
GermansMany of the following traditions that are now part of today's American culture come from this group. Some of these traditions are Christmas trees, marching bands, kindergarten, and frankfurters.
IrishAfter disease attacked the potato crop, this group emigrated to America.
GermansThe people in this group were skilled as farmers and artisans.
GermansMany of these immigrants became successful in starting new industries.
IrishThe people from this group survived by doing unskilled work.
emigrateThis word means to leave one's country to go to another.
Horace MannMassachusetts named this man as head of the first Board of Education.
newspaperAs a result of improved technology, each American was able to receive news in the form of the _____.
famineThis is a severe shortage of food.
Mt. HolyokeThis was the the first college for women. It was founded in 1837 in Massachusetts.
prejudiceYou are being _________ when you form an unfair opinion about someone without the facts.
DemocraticMany Irish joined this political party.
reformThis was one of the effects of the Second ,Great Awakening.
cultureThe immigrants would enrich the country with this .
Dorothea DixThis reformer helped the prisoners and the mentally ill.
steerageImmigrants usually traveled on the lowest deck of the ship called _____.
barredAfrican-Americans were often _____ from attending public schools.
John RusswurmThis man was the first black college graduate. He graduated from Bowdoin College in Maine.
Samuel HoweHe founded the Perkins School for the blind.
1.shorter workday,2. better wages, and 3.better working conditionsWhat 3 improvements did reformers want for factory workers?
build hospitalsWhat was the improvement Dorothea Dix wanted for the mentally ill?
1.separate jails for children, 2.better treatment for adult prisoners, and 3.a focus on rehabilitationWhat 3 improvements did reformers wish to make in the area of jails?
1.to urge people to give up drinking alcohol, and 2.to get states to ban the sale of alcoholWhat were the goals of reformers in the Temperance movement?
to provide free public education for all childrenWhat was the main goal of reformers in the area of public education?
1.rapid growth of population which led to overcrowded land and a scarcity of jobs, 2.poor harvests, and 3.political and religious persecutionWhat were the factors that pushed people out of Europe?
hope for a better life 1. economic opportunity - jobs and land and 2. freedomWhat factors pulled them to America?


Mrs. Drapeau

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