Across
- 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?
Down
- 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.