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Chapter 22 Chapter 22

ImmigrationImmigration

The following were consideredThe following were consideredOld ImmigrantsOld Immigrants

ScotsScots GermansGermans ScandinaviansScandinavians IrishIrish EnglishEnglish

The following were considered The following were considered the the New ImmigrantsNew Immigrants

SlovaksSlovaks ItaliansItalians RussiansRussians CroatsCroats HungariansHungarians

CzechsCzechs PolesPoles GreeksGreeks SerbsSerbs TurksTurks

Take a look at the chart on Take a look at the chart on page 530 study it for a minutepage 530 study it for a minute

Do you have any questions???Do you have any questions???

Ellis IslandEllis Island

Where is it located?Where is it located?

New York CityNew York City

What Ocean did immigrants What Ocean did immigrants have to travel to get there?have to travel to get there?

AtlanticAtlantic

What land mark is there?What land mark is there?

Statue of LibertyStatue of Liberty

What did most immigrants What did most immigrants travel on to get there?travel on to get there?

SteamshipsSteamships

What decade had the most What decade had the most immigrants?immigrants?

1880’s1880’s

JobsJobs

Where did the immigrants Where did the immigrants settle?settle?

Where they could find workWhere they could find work

In citiesIn cities

What jobs did they have?What jobs did they have?

MinersMiners Mill workersMill workers Factory workersFactory workers

Who helped them get jobs?Who helped them get jobs?

PadronsPadrons

What did they get in return?What did they get in return?

Large part of peoples’ wagesLarge part of peoples’ wages

Jewish PeopleJewish People

Why did the Jewish people flee Why did the Jewish people flee from their home land?from their home land?

The Russian Empire denied them equal The Russian Empire denied them equal rights rights

Czar adapted anti- Jewish policies and Czar adapted anti- Jewish policies and encouraged pogromsencouraged pogroms

Irving BerlinIrving Berlin

What was his real name?What was his real name?

Israel BalineIsrael Baline

What year was he drafted?What year was he drafted?

19181918

What war was he in?What war was he in?

WWIWWI

How old did he live to be?How old did he live to be?

100100

What was his most famous What was his most famous song?song?

White ChristmasWhite Christmas

What legendary singer sang What legendary singer sang this song?this song?

Bing CrosbyBing Crosby

SweatshopsSweatshops

Tell me about the tragedy in Tell me about the tragedy in 1911.1911.

Triangle Shirtwaist Company burnedTriangle Shirtwaist Company burned 146 employees died146 employees died Mostly womenMostly women

What followed this tragedy?What followed this tragedy?

Investigation looking at 80 buildingsInvestigation looking at 80 buildings

Tenement LivingTenement Living

TenementsTenements- apartment buildings that - apartment buildings that were overcrowded and unhealthywere overcrowded and unhealthy

SlumsSlums-neighborhoods in cities that -neighborhoods in cities that were unsafewere unsafe

PieceworkPiecework-work paid by the number -work paid by the number of objects madeof objects made

Growth of CitiesGrowth of Cities

Out and UpOut and Up Out houses, raw sewage in rivers, Out houses, raw sewage in rivers,

garbage piled up, factory smoke, horse garbage piled up, factory smoke, horse manuremanure

SuburbsSuburbs People moved there to get awayPeople moved there to get away Inventions Inventions

ParksParks Bring nature to the cityBring nature to the city

Central Park- 5 million treesCentral Park- 5 million trees

Running CitiesRunning Cities Political machines Political machines

Political Boss=MayorPolitical Boss=Mayor Wards-Wards- Wards Boss- found jobs, foodWards Boss- found jobs, food

Jane AddamsJane Addams

Settlement HousesSettlement Houses Hull House- ChicagoHull House- Chicago

Social WorkerSocial Worker

Social GospelSocial Gospel Christians helping the poorChristians helping the poor

The PressThe Press

CirculationCirculation # of readers a newspaper has# of readers a newspaper has

Joseph PulitzerJoseph Pulitzer

HungarianHungarian

Purchased the WorldPurchased the World It connected city peopleIt connected city people Reader donated $100,000 for the base Reader donated $100,000 for the base

of the Statue of Libertyof the Statue of Liberty Newspaper was in simple languageNewspaper was in simple language

Department StoresDepartment Stores

What can you tell me about them?What can you tell me about them? For all classes of peopleFor all classes of people

SportsSports

What Sports are popular?What Sports are popular?

Baseball- Baseball- First team- Cincinnati RedstockingsFirst team- Cincinnati Redstockings

CricketCricket RugbyRugby

VaudevillesVaudevilles

What are some things you may What are some things you may see at vaudeville?see at vaudeville?

DancingDancing

Animal ActsAnimal Acts

SketchesSketches

JugglingJuggling

GymnasticsGymnastics

Singing songsSinging songs

Comic routinesComic routines

MoviesMovies

NickelodeonsNickelodeons

Short films with simple songsShort films with simple songs