Immigration of the Gilded Age

1. This theory believes that immigrants retain their culture rather than blending into the mainstream Culture of America.
4. This city built the first subway in America.
7. This is the largest ethnic neighborhood in the U.S., can be found in San Francisco to this day.
11. This was a major immigrant processing center on the West coast.
12. Is a belief or view that American-born people are preferred over immigrants.
14. These were immigrant communities in cites, new arrived immigrants settle there because of similar language and culture.
15. Passed in 1921 and again in 1924 these acts restricted immigration to the United States.
17. She helped to establish the Hull House movement in Chicago.
18. This city was devastated by fire in the 1870’s.
19. By the turn of the 20th Century after a major disaster, cites began to develop these for better construction of buildings

2. This was a movement in the late 19th Century to teach immigrants abourt American history, cutlure, customs, and cooking.
3. The idea that immigrants or new cultures would come together and blend into the mainstream culture.
5. This city was devastated by an earthquake in 1906.
6. Wrote a poem about the Statue of liberty which became its motto.
8. These community centers grew out the Social Gospel movement, they were supported by christian churches.
9. This is a major dislike and distrust of immigrants entering a country.
10. This was a major immigrant processing Center for immigrants on the East Coast.
13. These were quickly and poorly built apartments to house the growing number of immigrants in US Cities like New York.
16. The Statue of Liberty was a gift from what country.
17. He was a photo-essayist who exposed the conditions of tenement house in New York.