THE CHALLENGES OF URBANIZATION (468-472)

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Across
  1. 4. Lack of water supply, wooden buildings, candles, & kerosene heaters made _________ common in cities.
  2. 5. Transportation systems designed to move large numbers of people along fixed routes.
  3. 6. This was introduced in the 1870s to make city water safer.
  4. 9. Where did people dump their garbage before there were garbage collectors.
  5. 11. This was designed to assimilate people of wide-ranging cultures into the dominant culture.
  6. 15. Which ethnic group settled in the largest area of New York City?
  7. 17. Community centers in slum neighborhoods that provided assistance to people, especially immigrants.
  8. 19. This type of transportation was introduced in San Francisco in 1873.
  9. 20. This type of transportation was introduced in Boston in 1897.
  10. 21. After the San Francisco earthquake, for how many days did fires burn in the city?
  11. 22. After technological improvements in farming, many farmers moved from rural areas to ___________.
  12. 23. What U.S. city established the nation's first paid fire department?
Down
  1. 1. Job competition between blacks & white immigrants caused this.
  2. 2. Because cities did not have safe __________ __________, diseases like cholera & typhoid fever spread.
  3. 3. Police forces were started in response to the increase in ____________ in the cities.
  4. 7. One of the most influential members of the settlement house movement, she founded the Hull House in Chicago.
  5. 8. Many cities developed these systems to replace outhouses & improve hygienic living conditions.
  6. 10. Preached salvation through service to the poor.
  7. 12. Many immigrants moved to cities because they were convenient & ________ place to live.
  8. 13. By 1890, there were more Irish people living in this U.S. city than in Dublin.
  9. 14. Multifamily urban dwellings.
  10. 16. African Americans moved north to cities like Chicago & _____________ to escape racial violence.
  11. 18. Term used to refer to growth of cities.