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2nd Industrial Revolution and Immigration
2nd Industrial Revolution and Immigration
Industrialization VocabularyIndustrialization Vocabulary
industrialization (n.)industrialization (n.)
Description:Movement away from
farming and into factoriesMachines replace peopleWorkers were unskilled
Task:Give two examples of industries.
Description:Movement away from
farming and into factoriesMachines replace peopleWorkers were unskilled
Task:Give two examples of industries.
Level of Understanding:
1 2 3 4
Word Relatives:industry (n.)
industrial (adj.)
industrialist (n.)industrialize (v.)
Picture:
Level of Understanding:
1 2 3 4
Word Relatives:industry (n.)
industrial (adj.)
industrialist (n.)industrialize (v.)
Picture:
revolution (n.)revolution (n.)
Description:A period of great change
Task:
The iPhone revolutionized the cell phone industry. Explain how.
Sentence starter: The iPhone _________ the cell phone industry by______.
Description:A period of great change
Task:
The iPhone revolutionized the cell phone industry. Explain how.
Sentence starter: The iPhone _________ the cell phone industry by______.
Level of Understanding:
1 2 3 4
Word Relatives:revolt (v.)
revolutionary (n., adj.)
revolutionize (v.)
Keyword:
Level of Understanding:
1 2 3 4
Word Relatives:revolt (v.)
revolutionary (n., adj.)
revolutionize (v.)
Keyword:
innovation (n.)innovation (n.)
Description:A new and creative way of
doing something
Task:
What is an example of an innovation?
Description:A new and creative way of
doing something
Task:
What is an example of an innovation?
Level of Understanding:
1 2 3 4
Word Relatives:innovate (v.)
innovator (n.)
innovative (adj.)
Examples:
Immigration and Urbanization Vocabulary
Immigration and Urbanization Vocabulary
push/pull factors (n.)push/pull factors (n.)
Push Factor - all the reasons why a person or group of people leave an area
Pull Factor - all the reasons that attract a person or group of people to an area
Task:What is a push factor for
immigrants today?
Push Factor - all the reasons why a person or group of people leave an area
Pull Factor - all the reasons that attract a person or group of people to an area
Task:What is a push factor for
immigrants today?
Level of Understanding:
1 2 3 4
Examples:Push factor examples:
Famine, unemployment, persecution/safety, war
Pull Factor examples:
employment, opportunity, freedom, safety, education
Level of Understanding:
1 2 3 4
Examples:Push factor examples:
Famine, unemployment, persecution/safety, war
Pull Factor examples:
employment, opportunity, freedom, safety, education
assimilation (n.)assimilation (n.)
Description: Becoming like another
culture
Task:What are two ways that immigrants assimilate to their new countries?
Description: Becoming like another
culture
Task:What are two ways that immigrants assimilate to their new countries?
Level of Understanding:
1 2 3 4
Word Relatives:assimilate (v.)
Progressive Era VocabularyProgressive Era Vocabulary
progressive (adj)progressive (adj)
Description:A desire to make
something better
Task:
______________ was progressive because she/he ______________.
Description:A desire to make
something better
Task:
______________ was progressive because she/he ______________.
Level of Understanding:
1 2 3 4
Word Relatives:progress (n. or v.)
Picture:
reform (v.)reform (v.)
Description:To improve or make
better
Sentence:One poor habit that I
should reform is __________.
Description:To improve or make
better
Sentence:One poor habit that I
should reform is __________.
Level of Understanding:
1 2 3 4
Word Relatives:reformer (n)
Picture:
corruption (n)corruption (n)
Description:Dishonest or illegal
actions committed for personal or monetary gain
Sentence:
The corrupt public official was punished for taking bribes.
Description:Dishonest or illegal
actions committed for personal or monetary gain
Sentence:
The corrupt public official was punished for taking bribes.
Level of Understanding:
1 2 3 4
Word Relatives:corrupt (v)
Example:
Level of Understanding:
1 2 3 4
Word Relatives:corrupt (v)
Example:
Muckrakers (n.)Muckrakers (n.)
Description:A group of people who
exposed corruption in business and politics
Sentence:
Many politicians and business owners feared muckrakers.
Description:A group of people who
exposed corruption in business and politics
Sentence:
Many politicians and business owners feared muckrakers.
Level of Understanding:
1 2 3 4
Word Relatives:muckraking (v.)
Picture:
Suffrage (n)Suffrage (n)
Description:The right to vote
Sentence:
Many women joined the women’s suffrage movement because they wanted equal rights as men.
Description:The right to vote
Sentence:
Many women joined the women’s suffrage movement because they wanted equal rights as men.
Level of Understanding:
1 2 3 4
Word Relatives:suffragist (n.)
Keyword:
Temperance (n.)Temperance (n.)
Description:Movement to ban
alcohol in the US
Sentence:I am intemperate with
_____________.
Description:Movement to ban
alcohol in the US
Sentence:I am intemperate with
_____________.
Level of Understanding:
1 2 3 4
Word Relatives:
Keyword:
