The late 1800's and early 1900's brought forth an incredible amount of change. New people and innovations changed how the United States looked. This quiz will assess your knowledge on these changes. YOU CAN USE NOTES FOR A MAXIMUM SCORE OF A C.
Ellis Island
Angel Island
Nativism
New Immigrants
Old Immigrants
Chinese Exclusion Act
Gentlemen's Agrement
Immigration Act of 1924
Immigration Act of 1917
Ellis Island
Angel Island
Nativism
New Immigrants
Old Immigrants
Chinese Exclusion Act
Gentlemen's Agrement
Immigration Act of 1924
Immigration Act of 1917
Ellis Island
Angel Island
Nativism
New Immigrants
Old Immigrants
Chinese Exclusion Act
Gentlemen's Agrement
Immigration Act of 1924
Immigration Act of 1917
Ellis Island
Angel Island
Nativism
New Immigrants
Old Immigrants
Chinese Exclusion Act
Gentlemen's Agrement
Immigration Act of 1924
Immigration Act of 1917
Ellis Island
Angel Island
Nativism
New Immigrants
Old Immigrants
Chinese Exclusion Act
Gentlemen's Agrement
Immigration Act of 1924
Immigration Act of 1917
Ellis Island
Angel Island
Nativism
New Immigrants
Old Immigrants
Chinese Exclusion Act
Gentlemen's Agrement
Immigration Act of 1924
Immigration Act of 1917
Melting Pot Assimilation Theory
Salad Bowl Assimilation Theory
Three Generation Assimilation Theory
Nativism Assimilation Theory
Melting Pot Assimilation Theory
Salad Bowl Assimilation Theory
Three Generation Assimilation Theory
Nativism Assimilation Theory
Chinese Exclusion Act
Melting Pot
Americanization movement
Nativism
Orville Wright
George Eastman
Frederick Law Olmsted
Thomas Edison
Safer fire escapes and bigger ladders
Larger bricks and stronger cement
Steel framework and the elevator
The elevator and stronger cement
High crime
Bad housing
Unsafe water
Large fires
All of the above
A,C, and D
C and D
Skyscrapers
Airplanes
Electric transit (subways, elevated trains)
Suspension bridges
Airplane
Transcontinental railroad
Amtrak railroad
Interstate commerce act
George Eastman
Andrew Carnegie
Jane Addams
Thomas Edison
Andrew Wright and George Eastman
Cornelius Vanderbilt and Daniel Burnham
Frederick Olmsted and Orville Wright
Orville Wright and Wilbur Wright
Thomas Edison
Orville Wright
Alexander Bell
Edwin Drake
Most immigrants at the time were obese
The large number of immigrants that came to the United States during this period
The misconception by many Americans that immigrants were big criminals
The idea that immigrants would be a big benefit to the country
Most immigrants were liked by the majority of Americans
Old immigrants were preferred over New immigrants
The view towards immigrants at this time period were mixed.
Most immigrants were hard workers.
4th generation
2nd Generation
Never
3rd generation