Immigration, Urbanization, and Everyday Life, 1860 – 1900 Chapter 19.

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Immigration, Urbanization, and Everyday Life, 1860 – 1900 Chapter 19

2 Readings You MUST read the chapter by the due dates assigned.

3 Chapter Project As a group of 4 Research the story of one immigrant from the 1890s who came to Ellis Island. Divide the transcript into 4 one-liners. Tell the person’s story. (2 days from now)

4 The New American City 1890's Player Piano Music 1890 Census worker

5

6 Migrants and Immigrants Asian and European Immigrants New Immigrants

7 Ellis Island, New York

8 Where did your family come from?

9 Map 19.1: Percent of Foreign-born Whites and Native Whites of Foreign or Mixed Parentage in Total Population, by Countries, 1910

10 Adjusting to Urban Society

11 Slums and Ghettos

12 Fashionable Avenues and Suburbs Easter Parade 5 th Avenue

13 Flush Toilets Read pp

14 Middle- and Upper-Class Society and Culture Victorian morality The Nation, Phillips Brooks

15 Manners and Morals The American Woman’s Home

16 The Cult of Domesticity

17 Department Stores

18 Transformation of Higher Education Morrill Land Grant Act, 1862

19 Female Colleges Stanford Oberlin College Columbia Brown Harvard Pembroke Radcliffe Mount Holyoke Wellesley Smith Bryn Mawr

20 Reforming the Working Class

21 Battling Poverty

22 New Approaches to Social Reform Salvation ArmyJosephine Shaw Lowell

23 Moral Purity Campaign Anthony Comstock

24 Social Gospel

25 Figure 19.1: The Changing Face of U.S Immigration,

26 Settlement House Movement Jane Addams Florence Kelley

27 Working Class Leisure in the Immigrant City Saloons Dance halls Boxing matches Baseball games picnics

28 Streets, Saloons and Boxing Matches

29 Rise of Professional Sports John L. Sullivan “Boston Strong Boy”

30 Vaudeville, Amusement Parks and Dance Halls

31 Ragtime

32 Cultures in Conflict

33 Genteel Tradition and Its Conflicts Bicycle built for two Bicycle Built for Two

34 Modernism Architecture Frank Lloyd Wright Painting

35 From Victorian Lady to New Woman Francis Willard

36 Public Education as an Arena of Class Conflict

37 Conclusion