Chapter 9 Life At The Turn Of The Twentieth Century

People who give donations to worthy causes.

The ability to read and write.

People that help others.

Group of African Americans that called for full civil liberties.

Newspapers

Magazines

Polular fiction

All of the above

Areas to celebrate with others.

Where woman gather to talk about womens rights.

Large retail establishment that carries a wide variety of goods and sells in large quantities.

Bought clothing from stores.

Got maids.

Made the children work.

All of the above

Public demand, educational oppurtunities expandes, more people wanted to learn to read and write.

To be able to get a job.

Parents and the government demanded it.

It was against the law i you do not go.

To intrest people to move to different states around the counrty.

To make the government be able to get an income from them.

To inform people about all over different parts of the country.

To free slaves.

To abolish segregation and discrimination, to oppose racism, and to gain civil rights for African Americans.

To keep slavery in the states.

To keep blacks segregated from whites.

Women's rights to join unions.

Women's right to vote.

Better jobs for women.

Higher wages for women.

Keep African Americans from voting.

Improve the quality of voters.

Ensure that local financial coffers were not depleted.

Raise the educational standards of the communities.

Children had too much free time.

Private schools did not provide a good education.

Children needed a good education to succeed in the world.

Children were taking their factory jobs.