New Urban Culture

4. Laws that required children to attend school usually through 6th grade.
7. is a residential area on or near the outskirts of a city.
9. tall buildings with many floors supported by a lightweight steel frame.
10. the process of holding on to older traditions while adapting to a new culture.
13. organized attacks on Jewish villages
14. conditions that drive people from their homes
15. conditions that attract people to a new area
16. Young Men’s Hebrew Association
18. an airless room below the deck of a ship.
19. color Refers to the speech and habits of a particular region.
21. Low priced paperbacks that offered thrilling adventure stories.
22. was a new kind of music with a lively, rhythmic sound.
24. House community centers that offered service to the poor.

1. Church sponsored, schools.
2. Buildings Six or seven stories high, divided into small apartments, sometimes without windows, heat or indoor bathrooms
3. americans who sought to limit immigration and preserve the country for native-born white protestants
5. the movement of population from farms to cities
6. Young Women’s Hebrew Association
8. Sensationalistic or biased stories that newspapers present as objective truth.
11. store sold all kinds of goods in different sections or departments.
12. standards for construction and safety
17. was a variety of shows that included comedians, song-and-dance routines, and acrobats.
20. A group of writers that tried to show the harsh side of life as it was.
23. House an old mansion converted into a settlement house in 1889 by Jane Addams