Industrialization/Immigration Test Review

3. ____ allowed businesses and factories to stay open for longer hours.
5. This is the immigration station on the west coast
7. Immigrants from _____ were detained for weeks to years before entering the US.
9. A name given to businessmen who used unfair practices to get ahead. (example: paying workers low wages)
12. A _____ factor draws people to another place.
13. Made the manufacturing of products faster, more efficient, and lowered prices.
15. The growth of industry during this period was made possible by ____. (Examples: the sewing machine, lightbulbs, and steel)
16. A _____ factor causes someone to leave/emmigrate.
17. What helped immigrant children assimilate faster than their parents?

1. Hull House is one of the ______ houses that were main source of aid for immigrants in the 1890s.
2. These areas grew rapidly as more industries and factories were created.
4. The name given to this period where few got rich but many were poor. Looks good on the surface but a lot of problems below the surface.
6. Immigration station on the east coast. Most people coming through here were from Europe.
8. What is it called when a company controls an entire industry?
10. A name given to wealthy businessmen who donate wealth to benefit society.
11. Groups that help workers have higher wages and safer working conditions.
14. ___ percent of immigrants were allowed to enter the US after a few hours. Some spent up to a few months.