Addams begins her autobiography with her memories of Lincoln.
What do you think his example taught her as she confronted what
must have seemed like a second civil war brewing between classes in
the turn of the century Chicago?--------------------What are the
challenges and opportunities that Addams faces as a woman of a
particular class and how do these shape her development and
leadership of the settlement project?--------------------What are
the most surprising and important things she learns about the
family lives of the urban poor, especially immigrants, from Addams'
experiences and observations?Culture was important and interesting,
chapter 11 People lost things (not physical things) when they left
their country, chapter 11Children were given too much
responsibility, chapter 11 Life cannot be administered by definite
rules and regulations, chapter 8 Kindness of the wretched to one
another, chapter 8
