Exam 2: A History of Helping

President Carter involved five departments in reorganizing the federal executive branch to include two new departments

A major component of the Welfare Reform Legislation in 1996 was to

The settlement house movement is best known for its belief that

The concept of "less eligibility" was introduced in 1834 to

The idea behind the passage of the Community Mental Health Centers Act of 1963 was to

By the 1850s,special institutions for the blind,the mentally ill,criminals,and other groups were established because of the belief that

The Joint Commission on Mental Illness and Health made two recommendations that directly affected the human service movement

Human services flourished under all but ONE of the following presidents

The Medicare Prescription Drug,Improvement,and Modernization Act of 2003 was passed to

Differentiate between the approaches of the organized charity movement and the settlement house movement to helping.

Describe the role of the church in the early history of human services.

The beginnings of the human service movement can be found in the impact of all EXCEPT

The establishment of professional human services organizations served many purposes including

Discuss the importance of the Elizabethan Poor Law to human services in both England and the United States.

To help states develop programs for increased training,research,and practice,legislation to improve mental health created the

Significant developments in the early 1900s,a period known as the sociological era,included all EXCEPT

Promoting the rights of the poor,improving employment opportunities for minorities,and eradicating poverty were the goals of the

Proponents of laissez faire economics and Social Darwinism discouraged human service provisions by the

Large houses in slum areas that served as community centers housed workers known as

Trace the dismantling of the welfare state.