Chapter 22 Immigration
The following were considered Old Immigrants n n n Scots Germans Scandinavians Irish English
The following were considered the New Immigrants n n n Slovaks Italians Russians Croats Hungarians
n n n Czechs Poles Greeks Serbs Turks
Take a look at the chart on page 530 study it for a minute n Do you have any questions? ? ?
Ellis Island n Where is it located?
n. New York City
What Ocean did immigrants have to travel to get there? n. Atlantic
What land mark is there? n. Statue of Liberty
What did most immigrants travel on to get there? n Steamships
What decade had the most immigrants? n 1880’s
Jobs
Where did the immigrants settle? n Where they could find work n In cities
What jobs did they have? Miners n Mill workers n Factory workers n
Who helped them get jobs? n Padrons
What did they get in return? n Large part of peoples’ wages
Jewish People
Why did the Jewish people flee from their home land? The Russian Empire denied them equal rights n Czar adapted anti- Jewish policies and encouraged pogroms n
Irving Berlin
What was his real name? n Israel Baline
What year was he drafted? n 1918
What war was he in? n WWI
How old did he live to be? n 100
What was his most famous song? n White Christmas
What legendary singer sang this song? n Bing Crosby
Sweatshops
Tell me about the tragedy in 1911. Triangle Shirtwaist Company burned n 146 employees died n Mostly women n
What followed this tragedy? n Investigation looking at 80 buildings
Tenement Living n n n Tenements- apartment buildings that were overcrowded and unhealthy Slums-neighborhoods in cities that were unsafe Piecework-work paid by the number of objects made
Growth of Cities n Out and Up n n Out houses, raw sewage in rivers, garbage piled up, factory smoke, horse manure Suburbs People moved there to get away n Inventions n
n Parks n Bring nature to the city n n Central Park- 5 million trees Running Cities n Political machines Political Boss=Mayor n Wards Boss- found jobs, food n
Jane Addams n Settlement Houses n Hull House- Chicago n n Social Worker Social Gospel n Christians helping the poor
The Press n Circulation n # of readers a newspaper has
Joseph Pulitzer n Hungarian n Purchased the World It connected city people n Reader donated $100, 000 for the base of the Statue of Liberty n n Newspaper was in simple language
Department Stores n What can you tell me about them? n For all classes of people
Sports
What Sports are popular? n Baseballn n n First team- Cincinnati Redstockings Cricket Rugby
Vaudevilles
What are some things you may see at vaudeville? n Dancing n Animal Acts n Sketches
n Juggling n Gymnastics n Singing songs n Comic routines
Movies
Nickelodeons n Short films with simple songs