Addams, Jane

Who made up the Temperance Movement It was run by Jane Addams, who studied the Fabian Society s London settlement house Toynbee Hall experiment and came to the United States to launch a parallel project which later produced the University of Chicago. (4) The "cadre" were drawn almost exclusively from three pools 1) the settlement house and suffragette networks run by Addams and the Russell Sage Foundation 2) the proterrorist synthetic religious cults operated out of Oberlin College in Ohio and 3) the Ku Klux Klan in the South. 

In the later decades of the nineteenth century, millions of people emigrated from Europe to the United States and settled in its large cities. Steel mills, machine tool industries, railroads, canals, farms, and municipal governments provided employment for the new unskilled laborers with low wages. Almost all lived in poverty, had limited access to clean water, sewer systems, schools, or medical treatment. Settlement houses were an attempt to reverse these unanswered needs. Jane Addams founded Hull House in Chicago... 

I appreciate the foundation provided to me by my family (Judy, Addam, Ben, Emily, and Mom) and the guidance and teaching provided by my teachers and mentors BUI Pelham, Jane Halonen, Betsy Short, Doug Detterman, and Toni Kring. They have all greatly influenced my ability to contribute to this book and pursue this career. Partial support for this project was provided by the Alvin V. Baird Attention and Learning DisabUities Center. SWE... 

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