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Underlying Tensions: The Chicago Race Riots of 1919 and the Chicago Commission on Race Relations The Chicago Commission on Race Relations released a study in 1922 called The Negro in Chicago: A Study of Race Relations and a Race Riot trying to figure out what the reason behind the Chicago Race Riot 1919. The Commission came to the conclusion that the riots were based on three things: housing, labor conflict, and racial issues. Created by: Ellora LarsenTime Period: 20th Century, Civil Rights Movement, Postwar, Progressive Era Topic: Community and Reform, Crisis and Response, Immigration, Poverty, Race and Ethnicity, Remaking Urban Space |
 The Television Show Good Times and the Chicago Public Housing System Good Times and Urbanization and Chicago’s Public Housing System Created by: Jasmine WilliamsTime Period: 20th Century Topic: Culture, Poverty, Race and Ethnicity |
 The Rise and Fall of the Knights of Labor in Chicago A brief chronicling of the life of a gilded age social movement in Chicago Created by: Jason ElmsTime Period: 19th Century, Gilded Age Topic: Crisis and Response, Industrialization and Labor |
 The Hull House’s Impact on the Community Jane Addams impacted the Chicago immigrant community through her work at the Hull House. Created by: Kimberly EastridgeTime Period: 19th Century, 20th Century, Progressive Era Topic: Community and Reform, Culture, Immigration, Poverty |
 The Great Migration The Great Migration (also known as The Black Migration) in 20th Century Chicago. Created by: Khalia DelancyTime Period: 20th Century, Postwar, WWII Topic: Culture, Immigration, Race and Ethnicity |
 The Creation of Early Childhood Intervention Influences to the Creation of Early Childhood Intervent … Created by: Gianna BanishTime Period: 20th Century Topic: Industrialization and Labor, Politics, Poverty |
