Immigration, Urbanization, and Everyday Life, 1860-1900s Crossword

Established by General William Booth to help those in poverty that provided food, clothes, shelter, and jobs
A style of architecture and painting which used inspiration from the future, not the past
Started when merchandisers stressed high quality, but low price objects, and were the standard for consumption
A new kind of institution that offered courses in a wide subject of areas, and encouraged research
Suffrage advocate and writer who pushed debates to the edge with her controversial book, The Awakening
Heavyweight fighter nicknamed "the Boston Strong Boy"
Worked at Hull House and later became the Chief Factory Inspector of Illinois
Black pianist who created an iconic piece, "Maple Leaf Rag," and was known as the king of Ragtime
An immigration facility was built on this island in 1892 to house immigrants
President of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, and helped break the cult of domesticity
Set of social ideas embraced by the privileged classes of England and America from 1837-1901
Developed the settlement house
From Southern and Eastern Europe, mainly Italy and Greece, as well as the Middle East, Hawaii, and Asia
Chicago architect who designed "prairie-school" styled houses
Pen name of Samuel Clemens, who is one of the most renowned American writers
An 1870s movement sparked by Washington Gladden that called Christians to act against social injustices
Was a dry-goods clerk, who founded the New York Society for the Suppression of Vice
Founded the New York Charity Organization Society in 1882 to give relief to the poor