Topic 2

1. , 1888-cars with overhead electric cables
3. , negative; religious persecution,poverty,famine,war.
5. , 1880-1910,18 million, Southern and Eastern Europe
7. 1892-Carnegie steel cut workers wages and then the workers went on strike
10. , sought general ideological reform;open to workers of all trade.
13. increase of people moving to the cities
14. , children worked due to families’ need for money and to keep kids off the streets with their parents.
15. , focused on workers issues;organization of skilled workers from local craft unions.
17. , positive; religious freedom,economic opportunity,friends and family already here,rights including voting.
19. , 112 million immigrants will pass through this over the next 62 years
20. , 1800-1880 ,10 million,Northern and Western Europe
22. housing on the outskirts of the cities for those who could afford mass transit

1. , 1850’s-invented by Elisha Otis
2. , prohibited immigration by Chinese laborers
4. , first industrial union; open to all railway workers
6. ,provided space that was no longer available on the ground
8. ,programs to help newcomers adopt American diet, dress, and learn English.
9. , workers were forced to live in communities near their workplace
11. , workers go on strike and nearly 300,000 rail workers were refusing to work on trains if they had Pullman cars on them.
12. ,first national union; open to workers from all trade.
16. , the idea that people of all nationalities blended to create a single culture.
18. , the response of most native born Americans to the new immigrants
21. 1887 Boston put the cars underground