| A | B |
|---|
| immigration | moving and settling into a country that is not your home country |
| emigration | permanently leaving one country or region to settle in another |
| to cause someone to suffer because of their beliefs | persectution |
| unjustly inflicting hardship. These practices produce inequality. | oppressive |
| This is in New York and opened in 1892 as an immigration station | Ellis Island |
| This is in San Francisco Bay, California. This is where many Asian immigrants entered into America | Angel Island |
| An area where agroup of pepole with similar language, cultural, religious, or racial characteristics live | ethnic neighborhood |
| an ethnic neighborhood in which people of one culture usually live | ghetto |
| An area that consists of large cities | urban |
| The Growth of large cities | urbanization |
| A factory where meat is processed | meat packing plant |
| A factory where steel is made | steel mill |
| A factory where cotton is made into cloth | textile plant |
| A run down, often overcrowded apartment building | tenement |
| dishonest behavior, criminal action | corruption |
| A corrupt organization that would bribe people for votes | Political Machine |
| The leader of a political machine | political boss |
| The founder of the Hull House, America's first settlement house | Jane Adams |
| A place where immigrants could go to receive help, such as childcare or education | settlement house |
| unfair treatment of people based on their ethnicity | discrimination |
| belonging to a social group that shares a common and distinctive culture, religion, and language | ethnicity |
| hatred or prejudice of immigrants | nativism |
| hatred or prejudice of Jews | Anti-semitism |
