Why was steerage considered the worst accommodations on ships traveling from Europe to America
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The people in steerage were at the bottom of the ship and below
water level. There were no windows, no rooms, and very little of
anything else. The ships in the 1900's divided decks according to
classes of people. The decks were separated with locked gates and
the upper deck people who paid the most for passage never met or
saw the people on the other decks. The immigrants below were locked
in so they couldn't have access to the upper decks. They were
considered the poorest dirtiest people on the ship so we're sold
the worse accommodations.
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What event changed the republican party's position on civil service reform
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The Assassination of President James Garfield
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How did immigrants lure their families and friends to America
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they told them about the religious and political freedoms in the
U.S.
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What was a difference between the immigration centers at Ellis Island and Angel Island
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To Ellis Island, people came from Europe. To Angel Island,
people came from China, Japan, Korea....etc. They are both alike
because they're both immigration stations.
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How did city planners solve the public health problems posed by polluted rivers and lakes
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The designers took water from protected reservoirs and used
filtration systems.
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What enabled southern states to enact measures to disenfranchise African Americans and keep blacks and whites separate
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Answer: the removal of federal troops from the south
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What did the development of the safety elevator make possible
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sky scrapers (*NoVaNeT*)
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What was a reason why people left family farms to move to the city
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factory work paid wages in cash, which was not always the case
on farms.
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What did Frederick Law Olmstead design to solve the problems of urban growth
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parks and recreational spaces - novanet
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In what ways did Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst contribute to the creation of mass culture
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Their newspapers were filled with sensational stories designed
to get the widest possible readership.
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Unlike African American men which was true about women in the late 1800s
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Women did not have the legal right to vote
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How did William Jennings Bryan's 1896 presidential campaign support the populist party's goal of building a board-based movement
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Bryan toured the country and spoke directly to the people
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Why was steerage considered the worst accommodations on ships traveling from Europe to America
The people in steerage were at the bottom of the ship and below
water level. There were no windows, no rooms, and very little of
anything else. The ships in the 1900's divided decks according to
classes of people. The decks were separated with locked gates and
the upper deck people who paid the most for passage never met or
saw the people on the other decks. The immigrants below were locked
in so they couldn't have access to the upper decks. They were
considered the poorest dirtiest people on the ship so we're sold
the worse accommodations.
What event changed the republican party's position on civil service reform
The Assassination of President James Garfield
How did immigrants lure their families and friends to America
they told them about the religious and political freedoms in the
U.S.
What was a difference between the immigration centers at Ellis Island and Angel Island
To Ellis Island, people came from Europe. To Angel Island,
people came from China, Japan, Korea....etc. They are both alike
because they're both immigration stations.
How did city planners solve the public health problems posed by polluted rivers and lakes
The designers took water from protected reservoirs and used
filtration systems.
What enabled southern states to enact measures to disenfranchise African Americans and keep blacks and whites separate
Answer: the removal of federal troops from the south
What did the development of the safety elevator make possible
sky scrapers (*NoVaNeT*)
What was a reason why people left family farms to move to the city
factory work paid wages in cash, which was not always the case
on farms.
What did Frederick Law Olmstead design to solve the problems of urban growth
parks and recreational spaces - novanet
In what ways did Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst contribute to the creation of mass culture
Their newspapers were filled with sensational stories designed
to get the widest possible readership.
Unlike African American men which was true about women in the late 1800s
Women did not have the legal right to vote
How did William Jennings Bryan's 1896 presidential campaign support the populist party's goal of building a board-based movement
Bryan toured the country and spoke directly to the people