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