Immigration and Urbanization
Across
- 2. The most believed culprit of the Great Chicago Fire
- 5. This new creation saved the Chicago World's Fair and was the main attraction.
- 8. The reason the Chicago River did not stop the fire from spreading in Chicago
- 10. This island is where a majority of second wave immigrants entered America
- 13. Urban slums, homes that housed large amounts of people
- 15. A false image of prosperity, when you scratch the surface the reality of problems shows through.
- 19. The legal process of becoming an American citizen.
- 21. War, famine,religious persecution,and lack of opportunity are all examples of ______________.
- 22. Chinatown and Little Italy are both examples of these common areas that developed in cities
- 23. The silver lining of the Chicago fire was the opportunity to redesign and build the city, otherwise known as _________.
- 25. An effort to assimilate immigrants. Government and history class are examples of this.
- 26. The nickname given to Chicago because of the way it lit up at night and the color of many of the buildings.
Down
- 1. Most corrupt politican in New York history
- 3. The nickname given to city cleaners who wore all white while they helped solve the problem of sanitation issues in cities.
- 4. A man who took advantage of the large crowds in Chicago during the Chicago World's Fair, he created a hotel that lured people in.
- 6. The name of the poem written at the bottom of the Statue of Liberty, offering immigrants hope for their future
- 7. A famous landscaper who created some of the world's most famous parks and gardens.
- 8. A famous newspaper owner who helped raise money to save the Statue of Liberty
- 9. Katherine Maurer was known as the _______ of Angel Island due to the way she cared for Asian immigrants who were detained at the immigration station
- 11. dislike or fear of foreigners
- 12. A famous author who coined the term gilded.
- 14. The most famous creation of Frederick Law Olmsted. This park is 843 acres.
- 16. The solution to crowding in cities, specifically the streets.
- 17. A theory adapted today that welcomes the diversity of immigrants' cultures in America
- 18. A nickname Asian immigrants gave to America
- 20. A famous politcal cartoonist who exposed the corruption of Boss Tweed.
- 24. This photographer took pictures of poverty in cities and published a book titled, "How the Other Half Lives," exposing the realities of city life.