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Social Studies Study Guide Ch.5: All That Glitters
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station set up by the US government to provide help for immigrants
Ellis Island
the first machine to record the human voice and play it back
phonograph
started a settlement house so that immigrant women could receive help
Jane Addams
Statue of Liberty
gift from France that reminded new immigrants of freedom
man who invented the phonograph
Thomas Edison
Andrew Carnegie
earned a fortune in the steel business and gave much of his money to build libraries
type of theatre that was a show made up of short acts
vaudeville
suffrage
the right to vote
a teacher for the deaf in Boston who invented the first telephone
Alexander Graham Bell
Chinese Exclusion Act
law that said that no more Chinese from the working class could enter America
invented the QWERTY keyboard
Christopher Sholes
system that allows the people of a country to own the country’s goods and businesses
capitalism
term that describes American culture in the late 1800’s
Gilded Age
pasteurization
special treatment that milk needs to go through before being sold
Annie Oakley
female expert at shooting guns
man who invented the shoe laster
Jan Matzeliger
earned his wealth in the oil industry and gave much of his money to medical research
John D. Rockefeller
D.L. Moody
started a Sunday school and won thousands of people to Christ during the Gilded Age
Hull-House
a settlement house that provided classes for immigrant women
Cornelius Vanderbilt
became rich through the railroad and through shipping
__________ came to America to find land for sale at a good price
immigrants
wrote some of the greatest American poetry ever written
Emily Dickinson
labor unions and reform workers wanted child-labor laws to limit the number of _____ a child could work
hours
explain how labor laws improved the lives of children
limits were placed on the number of hours a child could work, decisions were made on what age a child could begin working