TCAT; Seeds of Change
1. Immigrants were pouring into America in the 1900’s. The philosophy was, “Once in America,
______”
2. By 1900 we were producing more ______than anyone in the world. One-third of all ______was in the US.
3. The Wright Brothers were from ______. Their accomplishment:
______
4. By 1900 there were ______autos in America, with less than______
______
5. How did Henry Ford revolutionize the auto industry? ______
He put cars in the hands of ______
Price of a 1908 Model T: $ ______
6. 1900-14 saw the largest free migration in history. Most immigrants were from ______
______. In all there were ______million new faces in America!
7. Pittsburgh-what products put it on the map? ______
Where were the workers from? ______
The working conditions: ______
Work days/week: ______Pay: ______
Kids: ______
Rules for kids: ______
8. The reform movement was called ______and was led by women.
Women teachers were not allowed to ______!
Women who wanted the vote were called ______
9. ______% of blacks lived in poverty.
10. Booker T. Washington’s philosophy towards equality between blacks and whites:
______
11. Population of America in 1900: ______
Most lived on ______
People gathered on the ______
12. In 1904 the New York ______was built - all the way to Coney Island!
People wanted to read to make themselves ______!
13. In Chicago there were more Poles than in ______
In New York there were more Irish than in ______.
14. 1903: first movie was ______
15. In 1898 the ______was sunk in Havana Harbor. President McKinley wants to stay out of war. Teddy Roosevelt heads to Cuba to lead the Americans.
His troops: ______charged ______.
America wins: ______
16. Teddy Roosevelt was an imperialist; this meant what? ______
Panama Canal construction began in ______. The US was now a ______
______in international affairs.
17. ______were growing military powers in Europe.