1. When and where was Jane Addams born? A: 2. What year did Jane Addams graduate from Rockford College? A:

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1. When and where was Jane Addams born? A:

2. What year did Jane Addams graduate from Rockford College? A:

3. What was Jane Addams the founder of?

4. Where was the settlement house known as the Hull House located? A: Chicago

5. What gave Jane Addams the idea to start a settlement house in the United States?

What was the name of the organization that helped to finance Jane Addams’ settlement house?

The Chicago Woman’s Club called the project the “Toynbee Hall Experiment.” What were the two main purposes of this experiment?

8. Fill-in-the-Blank : Jane Addams was not the only person helping poor people & immigrants who were living in the tenements…Stanton Coit found the “Neighborhood Guild” in ____________ _______________ City and Jean Fine, Helen Rand, & Vida Scudder organized the “College ___________________ Association.

9. Fill-in-the- Blank : The “Hull House” was located in Chicago’s ninth ward.

10. Fill-in-the- Blank : The red brick building Jane Addams would make into a settlement house had been owned by _______Hull, so Jane named it after the former owner.

11. When did the Hull House open?

12. List at five services the Hull House provided to the immigrants and poor people of the tenements

13. Name three other projects the Hull House was responsible for

Eleanor Roosevelt, Rose Frances Witz, and Jane Addams (1935)