The correct answer is C) Hull House.
<em>The option that best describes what Jane Addams meant by “the Settlement” was the Hull House.
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The Hull House was one of the first community centers in the United States. It was founded in 1889 by Jane Addams and Ellen Gates Starr. It was located in 800 South Halsted Street that still growing in the following years. The place offered many services that could be found in a community center to help the people in need such as baby caring and community dining.
When Jane Adams referred in the excerpt to “The Settlement then, is an experimental effort to aid in the solution of the social and industrial problems,” she was referring to the Hull House.
The supreme court ruled that Oregon was justified in sex discrimination and its labor laws and upheld the laws restricting women's working hours to protect their health
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I think it is expressed, implied, and inherent powers don't already give Congress plenty with which to keep itself busy, the Constitution also assigns the legislative branch several important non-legislative functions
The answer is C. "Second World". I actually learned this from a Latvian friend of mine that "1st world" countries were capitalist countries, "2nd world" were communist, and "3rd World" were countries that I believe hadn't chosen a side, though don't quote me on the last one I ain't sure. However your answer is definitely second world.
Jefferson Davis argued that infringing on the sovereign rights of the states in the South was the equivalent of the way the British tried to control the colonies. The South would assert its rights by seceding just as the colonies had asserted their independence.
Here's something Jefferson Davis said in 1858, when he threatened secession if an abolitionist were elected president: <span> "If it should ever come to pass that the Constitution shall be twisted to the destruction of our rights ... we shall then bear to the federal government the relation our colonial fathers did to the British crown, and if we are worthy of our lineage we will in that event redeem our rights even if it be through the process of revolution."</span>
