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    activism‚ to immigrant workforce conditions and violent crimes of the settlement houses. But her agenda on Americanization and integration of the poor immigrants living in the Hull House were the most highly debated and critiqued‚ as many of these settlement housing programs encouraged and favored Americanization and integration among its residents‚ essentially squashing the “old world” cultures of the immigrants. But Addams’s settlement house‚ Hull House‚ had a much different approach regarding Americanization

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    Jamestown Fiasco?

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    Was Jamestown a Fiasco? The article Taking Sides has two very interesting points of view. On one side you have Edmund Morgan that makes the argument that the settlement of Jamestown was a fiasco more than a plan. The other side has Karen Kupperman taking the stance that the whole Jamestown settlement was an experiment of trial and error. They both make very compelling arguments and there is truth to both sides. Although I would have to say I agree more with Karen Kupperman on the fact that it

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    majority of “settlement houses” across the country? Middle-class women and men 6. What was the purpose of the “settlement houses”? To improve the lives of poor families by providing amenities and services that were not provided by government‚ such as clubs‚ classes‚ social gatherings‚ playgrounds‚ arts programs‚ sports and summer camps‚ clean milk stations‚ well-baby clinics 7. What was the name of the first “settlement house”? University Settlement House in London/

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    Jane Adams

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    Jane Addams played a significant role is shaping the Human Service profession. Jane Addams work in developing the settlement house movement has had lasting effects in our field even today. She was successful in changing the overall attitude toward welfare. Before the late 1800’s‚ there was still an attitude of the “worthy” poor vs. the “unworthy” poor. This negative attitude would cast continuous judgment on all people receiving assistance. Upper-class community members would accuse people who were

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    Significance of Jamestown

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    territorial expansion. Jamestown began the tenuous‚ often violent‚ mingling of different peoples that came to embody the American experience.” Dr. James Horn A Land As God Made It. In the 1400’s Europe had very little land for agriculture and settlement. The Europeans desired riches such as gold‚ luxury food items‚ land‚ and timber. None of these products could be produced in Europe so they had to find these resources elsewhere. This led to a lot of importing and trading with distant lands such

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    Shack settlements began to emerge in and around the city centres of Johannesburg‚ Cape Town and Durban in the 1940s and 1950s. A shack settlement as defined by the Oxford English dictionary is‚ “an area where many shacks are set up‚ with or without the consent of the owner of the land.” These settlements began to emerge for many reasons and inadequate housing was just one of many. This essay will show that the inadequacy of formal housing was one of the explanations for the shack settlements but there

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    History Essay 11/3/09 There were many problems faced by both farmers and immigrants in the late 1800’s. The economy was very shaky‚ the government was not stepping up to help‚ and the immigrants faced harsh times in their coming to America. Eventually many groups were formed to help with these issues. Farmers faced many issues in the 1800’s. First off‚ debt was a huge issue for farmers. Falling crop prices‚ unpaid loans‚ and crashing banks all led to the huge debt of farmers. Because the

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    her self fascinated Benjamin Franklin‚ Ralph Waldo Emerson‚ Frederick Douglass‚ and many other American writers. In what ways is Captain John Smith a self-creator? Practicality and labor have been important parts of the American ethos from the settlement of Jamestown to the modern day. Does Smith’s narrative celebrate these principles? Defend your answer. One of the most famous stories in American history is that of Pocahontas’s rescue of Smith. As Smith tells it‚ several of his Indian captors

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    Human Settlement in 2040

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    Land Use Planning and Township Design: Human Settlement in 2040 Modern urban planning is based around sustainability and sustainable development. Predicting what the earth will be like in 27 years is difficult but town planners must plan for certain things so a city can function efficiently for many years. Natural disasters‚ gradual climate change and rapid urbanization are some of the things that should weigh on a town planner’s mind when he or she is designing a city. Cape Town is a very unique

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    Jamestown

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    Why Did So Many Colonists Die? Jamestown had been one the first English settlements in the New World. The English had settled here before the Pilgrims’ predestination. Jamestown is known for its hard living conditions and its difficulty to grow crops. During the spring of 1607‚ King James I sent out over 100 passengers to sail into the Chesapeake Bay. John Smith was a dominant figure that helped the colonist get through their first year in the wilderness. But as time went by‚ not all of those settlers

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