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| immigration station in New York Harbor |
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| immigration station in San Francisco Bay |
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| aid organizations to help immigrants |
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| the leader of the Workingmen's Party; opposed to Chinese immigration |
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| banned Chinese immigration for 10 years |
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| prevented unskilled workings from immigrating to the United States in 1907 |
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| exam to determine whether test takers could read English |
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| invented the safety elevator |
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| famous landscape architect who built famous parks, such as Central Park in New York |
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| a place where volunteers provided a variety of services to people in need |
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| founded the building of one of the first settlement houses |
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| founded a settlement house in New York |
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| idea that religious faith should be expressed through good works |
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| political head of Tammany Hall; corrupt leader in New York |
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| a cartoonist who drew political cartoons to draw attention to the corruption in Tweeds' government |
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| the first president who moved to make reforms to stop patronage in the government |
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| continued Garfield's reformation of the government; passed a bill that required certain qualifications for governmental positions |
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| one of the first major farmers' organizations; founded by Oliver Hudson Kelley; goal was to unite farmers to fight against the railroad tycoons |
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| coalition of farmers, labor leaders, and reformers; party platform: income tax, bank regulation, government ownership or railroad and telegraph companies, and free coinage of silver |
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| Republican nominee for the election of 1896; ran against Democratic nominee William Bryans; Mckinley won the election |
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