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| To Leave One's Homeland To Live Elsewhere |
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| Originally An Agricultural College Established As A Result Of The 1862 Morrill Act That Gave The States Large Amounts Of Federal Land That Could Be Sold To Raise Money For Education |
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| Stage Entertainment Made Up Of Various Acts Such As Dancing, Singing, Comedy, And Magic Shows |
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| In Art Or Literature the practice of focusing on a particular region Of The Country. |
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| A Type Of Music With A Strong Rhythm And A Lively Melody And Accented Notes, Which Was Popular In the Early 1900's |
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| An Approach To Literature, Art, And Theater That Shows Things As They really Are |
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| Writing Which Exaggerates Sensational, Dramatic, And Gruesome Events To Attract Readers |
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| Institution Located In A Poor Neighborhood That Provided Numerous Community Services Such As Medical Care Child Care Libraries And Classes In English |
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| The Name Associated With America In the Late 1800's Referring To Extravagant Wealth of A Few And Terrible Poverty That Lay Underneath |
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| Residential Areas That Sprang Up Close To or Surrounding Cities As A Result of Transportation |
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| poor Crowded Or Rundown Urban Neighboorhood |
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| A Building In Which Several Families Rent Rooms OR Apartments, Often With Little Sanitation Or Safety |
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| Minority Tat Speaks A Different Language or Follows Different Customs Then the Majority Of The Country |
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| Cramped Quarters On A Ships Lower Deck For Passengers Paying The Lowest Fares |
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| To Absorb A Group Into The Culture Of A Larger Popuation |
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