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Rise of Cities in the United States

Why Did Cities Grow and Develop? Skyscrapers

Specialized Industries

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Steel Production – makes steel for building houses and skyscrapers

Specialized Industries

Chicago, Illinois Meat Packing – meat was sent here to be prepared and made for consumption

Specialized Industries

New England (Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine) Textile Industry – spun the threads and cloth that make clothes

Specialized Industries

Detroit, Michigan Automobile Industry – cars were now affordable for the average American

Immigration

Millions of immigrants came into Ellis Island to become U.S. citizens

Why Did Immigration Increase?

ANGEL ISLAND ELLIS ISLAND

Why Did Immigration Increase? HOPE for better opportunities ESCAPE from oppressive governments ADVENTURE RELIGIOUS freedom Do You Hear What I Hear?

Life of Immigrants Tenements – poorly built, overcrowded apartment buildings

Life of Immigrants Sweatshops – workplaces where immigrants spent long hours in hot, unhealthy work conditions making clothes.

Improving City Life Jane Addams creates Hull House Hull House was a settlement house which gave immigrants opportunities in education, learning English, recreation and social activities.

Child Labor Children began working at young ages Full time jobs working 8-15 hours a day Textile factories, farms, newsies, mines, sweatshops To provide for their families