5Comments
- Narrator describes the Chicago as one of the toughest cities out there
- There are a series of robbings [-women ] going on by impersonaters,
- Daniel Burnham and John Root were Chicago's leading architects.
- Votes that were counted were bias (some of them)
- People in the city arent too hopefull in what they wish for
4Questions
- What did the narrator mean by "alien roofs"?
- How did chicago annex their land before the 1890 census?
- Was the population representation plan still in effect during this time?
- What made NewYork &Washington's leaders sense a chance of hope?
3Vocab
- Bordello: an establishment specifically dedicated to prostitution
- Grotesque: strange, fantastic, ugly or bizarre
- Annexing: the legal incorporation of some territory into another geo-political entity
2Literary Devices
- Metaphor: "The wait was electric, "(pg13)
- Metaphor: "as if it were a tangible force and prided themselves on the speed with which they had rebuilt the city after....."(pg16)
1Summarizing Sentence
- This Section of the book describes the poor architecture of Chicago, the crime rates, and criticism from other countries(France)