2.6 New Ways of Living

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Across
  1. 3. the new lifestyle that middle-class Americans adopted during this period-shopping, sports, and reading popular magazines and newspapers-contributed to the development of a commonly shared American culture that would persist for the next century
  2. 5. A section of New York City, which would eventually be named _______, became the center of the music publishing industry and the name of the style of popular music developed there
  3. 6. in which people wanted and bought the many new products on the market
  4. 7. another novelist, wrote about characters who succeeded by hardwork
Down
  1. 1. were shows that were a medley of music drama, songs, and off-color comedy
  2. 2. a hungarian immigrant who had fought in the Civil War
  3. 4. Pulitzer soon found a competitor in __________, whose Morning Journal employed the same tactics.