History of Chicago midterm

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explorers, Mississippi
.Marquette and Joliet were _______________ who traveled along the ______________ river.
.Marquette and Joliet were _______________ who traveled along the ______________ river.
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DuSable
Known as the father of Chicago. 1st resident. Owed trading posts/stores
Known as the father of Chicago. 1st resident. Owed trading posts/stores
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trading post
The father of Chicago started this...
The father of Chicago started this...
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a place soilders stayed
.What was Fort Dearborn?
.What was Fort Dearborn?
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October 8, 1871
When did the Chicago Fire start?
When did the Chicago Fire start?
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wood houses, wind
What were 2 reasons why the fire spread quickly?
What were 2 reasons why the fire spread quickly?
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3 days
How long did the Chicago Fire last?
How long did the Chicago Fire last?
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Daniel Burnham
Who was the man who helped rebuild Chicago?
Who was the man who helped rebuild Chicago?
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Columbian Exposition
. What was the great fair called?
. What was the great fair called?
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Potawatomi
Who were the last Native Americans who lived in Chicago till their enviction ?
Who were the last Native Americans who lived in Chicago till their enviction ?
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Water Tower
One of the only buildings to survive the Great Chicago Fire
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Fur
What was one of the important items that was traded in Chicago?
What was one of the important items that was traded in Chicago?
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William butler ogden
First mayor of chicago, overly optimistic
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Big bill
White politician, good for african americans, tripled #of black policeman
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Race Riots of 1919
Riot agaiant black/white because of the post war ethnic tensions. Happened due to killing of Eugene Williams.
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Haymart Square Riot
Labor movement. 1886 bomb exploded at haymarket square labor rally, killimg several policemam who had arrivee to disperse the protestors
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Immigration 1880-1920
Germana, irish, polish, italians, jews, greeks, sweden
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Black Hawk War (1832)
The last Native American resistance against white settlement in Chicago
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Román Catholic 1890
Largest group was romans ,then protestants, then jews
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What were their roman catholic roles in Chicago
Provided services to the poor, build schools, hospitals, dwight moody
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Treay of Chicago
made potwami get out. USA captured Indian land north of the Ohio River and east of the Mississippi River
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Old immigration wave
These pre-1880 immigrants,usually from northern and Western Europe,
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new immigration wave
millions of immgrnts from southern and eastern Europe, "Poles, Italians, Bohemians, and Russian Jews.
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Canal Fever
The canal would reach ambitiously from Chicago to the north−central Illinois town
of La Salle, and it promised to make Chicago a commercial center overnight."
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Fort Dearborn
A place where soldiers stayed
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Cartel Harrison
19th century Chicago mayor, allied himself with Irish, businesses flourished, kept most parties happy
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Cartel Harrison 2
most powerful Progressive Era mayor, Carter Harrison II"Improving the delivery of urban services
to Chicagoans—cleaner water, better sewage disposal, more effective fire protection—was
Harrison's passion.
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Prohibition
alchohol. Failure. They thoguht it would "Prohibition would curtail poverty,
strengthen families, reduce crime, and encourage good government. Led to illegally distilled alcohol. St. Valentine's Day Massacre, which presented
Chicago in an extremely bad light to the nation.
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Bootlegging
what chicago people did to chase the American dream Because it didnt need money or education
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French and Indian War
series of battles with french and British. Britain's object was to strip
France of her colonial possessions, to grow British Empire. British won
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Muskrackers
These people exposed the nasty, filthy, unethical underside of life in America. Uptown sinclair, wanted to expose worker and boss relationships but actually disclosed the realities of the meatpacjing industry and how disgusting it was.
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Boodler's
degrading Chicagoans by the selling municipal favors or privileges by politicians for personal profit.
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Battle of Tippecanoe
native americans vs usa. USA won
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Richard Daley
Daley was a master at delivering
urban services. He was an administrator and negotiator without peer, and he created
a stable business environment that resulted in impressive economic prosperity."