Pac801 Spring 2010 Practice Quiz For Test #3 On March 26.

_____  ________ “was not only established as a permanent, non-sectarian burial place for the dead, but also as a scenic, riverside sanctuary for the living.” And was used as a recreational area for photographers, tourists, joggers, naturalists, artists, picnics and sightseeing in addition to it’s function as a cemetery.

During the Civil War and into the new century Philadelphia expanded and evolved into the “ _________ of the World,” a nickname that references the city as an industrial center.

The "trinity" of Philadelphia industry at the turn of the century was iron/ steel, coal, and ___________.

 In 1876, _______ _________the celebrated the 100^th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence through technology, expression and exuberance.

______ ______ was a architect from the Victorian era known for his bold, muscular and eclectic designs such as Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and many banks along Chestnut Street.

________  ________ was a business photographer hired by the Pennsylvania Railroad to take pictures that would encourage travel by rail.

Half of the city's foreign born population in 1880 were:

• Asian

• German

• Italian

• Eastern European

• Irish

Which photographer described himself as an art photographer:  

• John Moran

• Willam Rau

• Robert Cornelius

• M.A. Root

Between 1860 and 1920 the population ____________.

• Quadrupled

• Tripled

• Doubled