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2.07 Social Change: The Big Ideas
2.07 Social Change: The Big Ideas
07 Social Change
The Big Ideas
How were immigration, industrialization and urbanization connected?
They are all connected because they all have something to do with growth of cities
Describe the three social classes that emerged during this period.
The working class, the middle class, and the wealthy class
Why was child labor so common? How did social reformers work to protect children?
It was common for poor children to be forced to do child labor because there parents could
bring in enough money so they kids had to work too they helped by working hard to stop
child labor
Jane Addams – (How did she introduce the Settlement houses come to the U.S. -
field of social work?)
Vocabulary (fill in effects from the lesson where possible or put the definition in your own
words)
Settlement house – a community center providing support to residents of poor, urban
neighborhoods
Something that helps poor people
Social Gospel movement – social movement wherein Christians were urged to improve
social conditions for those less fortunate
They wanted to improve fast
Tenements – poorly constructed apartment buildings that housed many impoverished
residents in the late 1800s and early 1900s
People who made really bad homes
Urbanization – the process by which cities grow as more people move to urban areas in
search of better jobs or a higher standard of living
When places grow really fast