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| Where most second wave immigrants came from | Southern and Eastern Europe |
| A word that means, "to fit in" | assimilate |
| Name 4 reasons why second wave immigrants came to America | To escape war, To escape violence, To gain religious freedom, to find work in the factories |
| Which wave of immigrants had a difficult time assimmilating | Second wave immigrants |
| Name 4 reasons why second wave immigrants had a difficult time assimilating | Didn't speak English, Different religion, Took low-paying jobs, Faced prejudice |
| Place where many second wave immigrants had to pass through to become American citizens | Ellis Island |
| Place where most second wave immigrants settled | Urban areas |
| Place where most second wave immigrants found work | Factories |
| List 4 problems of the growing cities | poor housing(tenements), rise of slums, high crime, poor and unsafe working conditions |
| Place where fire broke out and women were trapped | Triangle Shirtwaist Company |
| Name 3 good points about the growing cities | Public schools and colleges, museums and libraries, the growth of steel industry (skyscrapers) |
| U.S. supreme court case that ruled, "separate but equal" was legal | Plessy vs. Ferguson |
| Laws that prevented African Americans from voting | Jim Crow laws |
| Tests which made it difficult for African Americans to vote | Literacy tests |
| A specia tax that had to be paid in order to vote | Poll tax |
| Law that allowed citizens to vote if their grandfather voted in 1867 | Grandfather law |
| A term that describes the hanging of African Americans | Lynching |
| Where many African Americans migrated to escape the injustices of the South | North |
| List 3 problems African Americans faced in the North | no jobs, bad jobs, couldn't find housing in White neighborhoods |
| Organization that fought for racial equality for African Americans | NAACP |
