education
childhood
sociology
accomplishments
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100

what type of education did she receive? 

A. public 

B. private 

B. private 

100

where was she born and raised? 

Norwich, England

100

what sparked their interest in studying sociology?

deep desire to use logical observation to understand and improve human conditions 

100

what accomplishments did she have?

popularized political economy and championed social reform 

100

what would she think of global conflict

would view them as a sociological lens or ongoing ” war of opinion“ between democratic and authoritarian systems, while critiquing both media bases and absolute pacifism 

200

what is one thing she stood up for?

women’s rights

200

what age did she become deaf?

12 years old

200

what is their perspective within sociology?

a comprehensive, scientific and moral discipline necessary for promoting social reform and human well-being 

200

what did she create?

she created foundational works of early sociology economic instructional fiction, and the first English translation of Auguste Comte’s positive philosophy

200

what would she think of wars?

see wars involving democratic nations versus autocracies as critical struggles for constitutional freedom and human pacifism 

300

why did she translate Comte’s work?

so those in America and England could read it

300

what health issues did she have at a young age?

she began losing her senses of taste and smell

300

what is she regarded as?

the first female sociologist 

300

did she win any awards?

yes, she had won three prestigious essay prizes

300

what was one thing she was disappointed in, in society? 

disappointed in slavery and the denial of citizenship to women and African Americans

400

what did she study?

human society 

400

what problem had acquired her to be sent to a foster home?

a hired wet nurse had nearly starved her to death as an infant 

400

in her early success “Illistration of Political Economy” what did it teach?

taught complex economic concepts to ordinary people

400

did she change mindsets?

she changed both society and mindsets by popularizing sociological observation, translating sociological observation, translating foundational economics

400

what did she feel like American democracy was?

hypocritical 

500

what did her book “How to Observe Morals & Manners” establish?

early guidelines for systematic social research & interviewin
500

what age did she read works by Thomas Maltheus and was already delving into political economy?

15 years old

500

when did she travel to the United States?

1830

500

how many leading articles did she author?

roughly 1,600

500

what is one thing she focused on?

intuition of marriage, family structure, race relations, education system, and religion intuitions

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