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18. Cities, Immigrants, and the Nation, 1880–1914hewittlawson1e_ch18_1.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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American Histories: Beryl Lassin and Maria Vik Takacshewittlawson1e_ch18_2.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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A New Wave of Immigrantshewittlawson1e_ch18_3.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Immigrants Arrive from Many Landshewittlawson1e_ch18_4.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Creating Immigrant Communitieshewittlawson1e_ch18_5.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Document 18.1 Anzia Yerzierska, Immigrant Fathers and Daughters, 1925hewittlawson1e_ch18_6.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Hostility toward Recent Immigrantshewittlawson1e_ch18_7.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Document 18.2 “The Stranger at Our Gate,” 1899hewittlawson1e_ch18_8.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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The Assimilation Dilemmahewittlawson1e_ch18_9.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Becoming an Urban Nationhewittlawson1e_ch18_10.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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The New Industrial Cityhewittlawson1e_ch18_11.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Cities Expand Upward and Outwardhewittlawson1e_ch18_12.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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How the Other Half Livedhewittlawson1e_ch18_13.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Document 18.3 Rose Schneiderman, The Triangle Shirtwaist Fire, 1911hewittlawson1e_ch18_14.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Urban Politics at the Turn of the Centuryhewittlawson1e_ch18_15.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Political Machines and City Bosseshewittlawson1e_ch18_16.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Documents 18.4 and 18.5 Political Machines: Two Viewshewittlawson1e_ch18_17.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Urban Reformershewittlawson1e_ch18_18.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Conclusion: A Nation of Citieshewittlawson1e_ch18_19.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Chapter Review: Key Termshewittlawson1e_ch18_20.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Document Project 18 “Melting Pot” or “Vegetable Soup”?hewittlawson1e_ch18_21.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Document 18.6 Israel Zangwill, The Melting-Pot, 1908hewittlawson1e_ch18_22.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Document 18.7 “Be Just—Even to John Chinaman,” 1893hewittlawson1e_ch18_23.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Document 18.8 Alfred P. Schultz, The Mongrelization of America, 1908hewittlawson1e_ch18_24.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Document 18.9 Randolph S. Bourne, Trans-national America, 1916hewittlawson1e_ch18_25.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Document 18.10 Jacob Riis, The Color Line in New York, 1891hewittlawson1e_ch18_26.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Interpret the Evidence and Put It in Contexthewittlawson1e_ch18_27.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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e-Document Project 18 Class and Leisure in the American Cityhewittlawson1e_ch18_28.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Document 18.11 “Rube and Mandy at Coney Island,” 1903hewittlawson1e_ch18_29.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Document 18.12 International Contest for the Heavyweight Championship, 1907hewittlawson1e_ch18_30.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Document 18.13 Joseph Rumshinsky, “The Living Orphan,” 1914hewittlawson1e_ch18_31.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Document 18.14 Hutchins Hapgood, Types from City Streets, 1910hewittlawson1e_ch18_32.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Document 18.15 Thorstein Veblen, The Theory of the Leisure Class, 1899hewittlawson1e_ch18_33.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Interpret the Evidence and Put It in Contexthewittlawson1e_ch18_34.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Chapter 18 Summative Quizhewittlawson1e_ch18_35.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Chapter Review: Timeline of Eventshewittlawson1e_ch18_36.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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Chapter Review: Review & Relatehewittlawson1e_ch18_37.html51b75a91b62f8b5f6000000d
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