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Cities And American Culture
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1. These sold many products all under one roof
Building Upward
Urbanization
Department Store
James Eads
2. A religious organization that organized social activities and helped jewish immigrants: Christians also had a similar organization
Jack London
Yellow Journalism
Early 1800's
YMHA
3. Writer who used local color
Vaudeville
Building Upward
Compulsory Education Laws
Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens)
4. One Big Urban problem
Department Store
William randolph Hearst
Realism
Tenements turn into death traps
5. What did the urban middle class depend on?
Tenements turn into death traps
Leisure activities and clubs/organizations
Disease/Sickness
No windows - heat - indoor bathrooms
6. What was the biggest killer in tenements (Infant Mortality)
Boston
Disease/Sickness
Scott Joplin
African Americans
7. People that wanted to change - pressured city governments
Social Gospel
Disease/Sickness
Reformers
Dime Novels
8. A type of school that is sponsored by the Church
Frederick Law Olmsted
Urban poor
African Americans
Parochial
9. What was the most popular sport in the nation?
Baseball
Salvation Army
Moving people
Nellie Bly
10. What were the conditions of the tenements
Nellie Bly
On the Outskirts of the city
Infant mortality
No windows - heat - indoor bathrooms
11. MLB banned these players when it started
African Americans
Local Color
methodist church
Urban poor
12. A six or seven story building that was divided in to smaller buildings
Yellow Journalism
Tenement
Baseball - Football - Basketball
Winslow Homer
13. Who made up the middle class?
Jacob Riis
Jack London
Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens)
Doctors - Lawyers - Business owners and skilled laborers
14. These speech and habits of a particular region
Tenement
Skyscraper
Building Upward
Local Color
15. How did a Building boom changes american cities
Realism
methodist church
Vaudeville
Building Upward - Moving People - Public Parks & Shopping
16. Where did the rich live?
Frederick Law Olmsted
Moving people
On the Outskirts of the city
Department Store
17. Skyscrapers - Elevators got quicker
Building Upward
Realism
Nellie Bly
Moving people
18. When did Urbanization begin?
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19. These people moved from the rural south for job opportunities and to escape Jim Crow Laws
8 am to 4 pm
African Americans
Reformers
methodist church
20. Where was the first 9 story skyscraper built and why?
On the Outskirts of the city
Infant mortality
Chicago as a result of the Chicago fire of 1885
Social Gospel
21. Struggle to survive in slums
Jane Addams
Jack London
Building Upward
Urban poor
22. Planned Central Park in NY
8 am to 4 pm
Frederick Law Olmsted
James Eads
William randolph Hearst
23. Inexpensive paperback books that told adventure stories
Building Codes
Dime Novels
methodist church
Leisure activities and clubs/organizations
24. Started in London: it spread christian teachings and offered help to the poor
Vaudeville
On the Outskirts of the city
Salvation Army
Urban poor
25. Was a school for grown up' - and was in the summer. created in 1874
African Americans
Vaudeville
Dime Novels
methodist church
26. Sent out traveling groups to educate people
African Americans
Compulsory Education Laws
Infant mortality
Chautauqua society
27. What grew from European Soccer?
Football
YMHA
Chicago as a result of the Chicago fire of 1885
Jack London
28. How do Americans spend their leisure time?
Jacob Riis
Vaudeville
Baseball - Football - Basketball
Local Color
29. News reporting that is often biased or false; it also sensationalized headlines and stories to boost sales
William randolph Hearst
Yellow Journalism
Chicago as a result of the Chicago fire of 1885
African Americans
30. These required children to attend School: These were passed mainly in the north.
Compulsory Education Laws
African Americans
Boston
Dime Novels
31. High rates of babies dying
Realism
Infant mortality
Reformers
8 am to 4 pm
32. In 1860 - 1 out of how many people lived in cities?
1 out of 5
Building Upward - Moving People - Public Parks & Shopping
R.H. Macy
Building Codes
33. Publisher who used yellow journalism
Urbanization
William randolph Hearst
Scott Joplin
Dime Novels
34. What are the 3 r's?
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35. A realistic Painter
African Americans
Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens)
Winslow Homer
Jack London
36. An author who wrote realistic stories about the wilderness such as 'White Fang'
Tenements turn into death traps
Jack London
1 out of 5
Boston
37. A reformer who founded the hull house
1 out of 3
Chicago as a result of the Chicago fire of 1885
Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens)
Jane Addams
38. A style of writing and art that tried to depict life just as it was
Realism
Vaudeville
Urbanization
Reformers
39. In 1890 - 1 out of how many people lived in cities?
Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens)
Building Upward - Moving People - Public Parks & Shopping
Building Upward
1 out of 3
40. These were tall building that were supported by a lightweight steel frame
Salvation Army
Nellie Bly
Skyscraper
Urbanization
41. An african american composer who helped make ragtime popular
African Americans
Frederick Law Olmsted
Scott Joplin
Disease/Sickness
42. A variety show that included comedians - acrobats and other performances
Vaudeville
Baseball
reading - rhythmic - and 'riting
Early 1800's
43. A reporter who pretended to be insane to write entries about mental hospitals
reading - rhythmic - and 'riting
Social Gospel
Nellie Bly
On the Outskirts of the city
44. A nine story department store built in 1902
methodist church
James Eads
Infant mortality
R.H. Macy
45. Brookly Bridge was built - First suburbs were created - Traffic and jammed streets.
Leisure activities and clubs/organizations
James Eads
Vaudeville
Moving people
46. Where was the first subway built in 1897
Local Color
Boston
Jacob Riis
Reformers
47. How long is a typical school day?
8 am to 4 pm
Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens)
Chautauqua society
Football
48. Built and designed a 3 arches across Mississippi river at St. Louis
James Eads
8 am to 4 pm
Reformers
1 out of 5
49. Andrew Carnegie believed in this teaching; it called upon successful member of society to help the poor
Chicago as a result of the Chicago fire of 1885
Joseph pulitzer
Social Gospel
R.H. Macy
50. Two reasons african americans moved to cities
R.H. Macy
Early 1800's
Seek a better life (job) - Escape predjudice
Compulsory Education Laws
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