Settlement houses provided immigrants with
A) a safe, clean home, and assistance with food, child care, and general advocacy
B) a safe, clean home, assistance with food, healthcare, child care, general advocacy, and
English language lessons
C) a safe, clean home, and assistance with food
D) a safe, clean home, and assistance with food, and child care
B
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Which of the following did not emerge as significant in the 1970s?
a) the systems approach b) formation of a professional organization for clinical social workers c) antipsychiatry movement d) the Milford Conference
A major threat to social work today, according to the text, comes from
a. too many students majoring in social work b. infiltration into the field of social work by graduates who majored in other fields c. the thrust toward privatization of agencies and subcontracting of services out d. a lowering of the standards to become a professional social worker
What major themes emerged during the child welfare advocacy movement and what are the implications of these themes?
What will be an ideal response?
In the early to mid-1800s, which of the following did NOT contribute to the lack of support for humane institutions?
A. Dorothea Dix and her reform movement B. The American ethos of rugged individualism C. An influx of immigrants, many of whom became institutionalized D. The Pierce veto in 1854