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immigrant- a person who comes from another country
push factors- reasons that force people to leave their native country
Old Immigration- immigration that occurred between 1840 and 1890, mostly from Northern and Western Europe
pull factors- reasons that bring people to a new country
New Immigration- immigration that occurred after 1890, mostly from Southern and Eastern Europe, Latin America, and Japan
nativist- native-born Americans who favored their own interests over those of immigrants
class- a social or economic division of society
settlement house- privately run neighborhood centers that provided services for the poor
suburb- residential areas surrounding cities
political machine- a well-organized political party that controls a city’s government
tenement- an apartment meeting minimum standards of sanitation and upkeep
party boss- corrupt government officials that ran political machines
sanitation- measures to promote cleanliness and prevent disease
Grange- an organization established in 1867 to help farmers in the South with political and economic issues
Populist Party- a U.S. political party formed in 1892 that represented the interests of farmers and laborers; also known as the People’s Party
cooperative- an organization created to combine the buying and selling power of a group of farmers
depression- a slowing down of economic conditions and business activity
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