Am City Test 2

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Am City Test 2

Samuel Slater
Moved here from Europe. Established Spinning Mills and towns. Considered the "Father of the American Industrial Revolution"
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Samuel Slater Moved here from Europe. Established Spinning Mills and towns. Considered the "Father of the American Industrial Revolution"
Francis Cabot Lowell Created the Boston Manufacturing Company. First mill where raw cotton was made into cloth. Created Ideal way to lay out a textile town
George Pullman Founder of the Pullman Company, Creates a town around the factory that he owns
Pullman Strike Occurs when Pullman raises the rent in his town without raising their wages. Strike occurs. Town ordered to be sold by the courts
US Steel First major steel company. Founded in Gary, IN
George Cadbury Founder of a cocoa and chocolate company
Morgan Park Community created by US steel in Duluth. Plant there shut down for pollution in 1970
Henry Hobsan Richardson Popular architect in 19th Century
William Le Baron Jenney Designed the first skyscraper
Louis Sullivan Worked under Jenney for a short while, lots of work with skyscrapers
Frank Lloyd Wright architect credited with designing over 1000 projects with over 500 of those being built
Plan of Chicago made by Burnham and Bennett
Paul Kellog Writer of the "Pittsburg Survey"
Daniel Hale Williams First black cardiologist, founded the first non segregated hospital
Chicago Defender Largest black weekly newspaper
Oscar De Priest First black man elected to congress
Adam Clayton Powell represented Harlem in the House of Representatives. First black man elected to congress from new york
Mary White Ovington co founder of NAACP
Urban League Black Civil rights organization
William Lewis Bulkley Founded the Committee for Improving the Industrial Condition of the Negro
William Marcy Tweed Leader of Tammany Hall political machine. Corrupt leader doing things such as voting fraud. Prosecuted and put in jail
Mugwump Tried to get a "good guy" elected
National Municipal League tried to make cities more democratic instead of the old boss system
Lincoln Steffens Writer in the late 19th, early 20th century. Became famous for writing about the Ames corruption
Albert Alonzo Ames mayor of Minneapolis. Became popular by helping people, got in the government and started allowing criminal activities and accepting bribes. Tried and convicted
Glaveston, TX Site of major hurricane
Staunton, VA First place to try a city Manager
Richard S Childs Creator of City Manager concept
Hazen S. Pingree mayor of Detroit, governor of MI, ran on a platform of removing corruption. Did things such as expand welfare programs
Tom Johnson mayor of Cleveland, promoted things such as lower trolly fares and public baths.
Samuel Snively Mayor of Duluth
Fiorello La Guardia Mayor of New York, reforms undermine Tammany Hall
Pendergast Machine Rose to power in Kansas City, corrupt, gained wealth during great depression and provided people with jobs. Tom Pendergast convicted of tax evasion
Anton Cermak Founder of Cook County Democratic Party
Patrick Nash chairman of Cook County Democratic Party
Edward Kelly Mayor if Chicago after Anton Cermak
Martin Kennelly Mayor of Chicago
Richard Daley head of Cook county Democratic Party and mayor of chicago. Gave shoot to kill orders during riot
Alderman term used to describe someone who is on a city council

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