Historical Perspectives on Poverty in the U.S.

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Historical Perspectives on Poverty in the U.S.

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Historical Perspectives on Poverty in the U.S. Poverty as Relative vs. Absolute Condition. “the best poor man’s country” – William Moraley. 2) American exceptionalism. ROBERT KENNEDY. 3) Rediscovery of Poverty. JACOB RIIS. 4) Individualized Perspective on Poverty. A. LINCOLN. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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1)Poverty as Relative vs. Absolute Condition

“the best poor man’s country” – William Moraley

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2) American exceptionalism

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ROBERT KENNEDY

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3) Rediscovery of Poverty

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JACOB RIIS

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4) Individualized Perspective on Poverty

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A. LINCOLNHORATIO ALGER, JR.

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5) Assessing “Worthiness”

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6) “Unwelcome Americans andLocalized Approaches to the Needy

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7) The Color Line

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8) Widening Circle of Public Responsibility

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INSIDE A POORHOUSE

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COXEY’S ARMY IN DENVER

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HULL-HOUSE IN CHICAGO

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RESURRECTION CITY 1968