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Twenty Years at Hull-House
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Jane Addams
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What was the author's purpose in Twenty Years at Hull House?
What was the "Devil baby of Hull House?"
What is Hull House?
What did Addams credit as being the root of poverty?
Was Jane Addams more democratic or elitist progressive?
How did Addams help people obtain resources?
What important beliefs and values were being discussed and debated, and how are these conflicts presented in the book?
Based on Twenty Years at Hull House, how can social justice be summarized?
How much impact did Jane Addams really have on solving social issues?
How did the choices and opinions of Jane Addams fit into the prevailing attitudes of the middle class?
How did Addams describe the frustrations of young, educated people in Twenty Years at Hull House? How could working with the settlement houses alleviate this frustration?
Which experimental programs at hull house were most successful for immigrants?
What were the effects of anarchists at Hull House?
Was there any bad ideas presented in the book?