History of Social Work (Ch. 1)
The social worker who was the first female Cabinet secretary
Who is Frances Perkins?
The Bill of Rights is the first ______ amendments to the U.S. Constitution.
What is 10?
The theory that suggests that people are influenced by their families, culture, and environment.
What is the systems theory?
The name of families who live together.
What are structural families?
The type of child care that primarily acts as a substitute for working parents and keeps children safe and cared for.
What is custodial care?
The two women who worked to begin social work in the United States.
Who is Jane Addams and Mary Richmond?
The number of times the U.S. Constitution been amended.
What is 27?
The Act that prohibits nonprofits from lobbying for legislation.
What is the Hatch Act?
The term limit for Temporary Assistance to Needy Families.
What is 5 years?
The group that was the first to provide child care to low-income immigrant women in Chicago.
What is the the Hull House reformers?
The law that was a British tradition that eventually provided the foundation for U.S. social welfare policies.
What are Elizabethan Poor Laws?
The meaning of “amicus curiae."
What is a friend of the court?
The three policies that macroeconomics focuses on.
What is monetary policy, fiscal policy, and tax policy?
Talcott Parsons’s three categories of families.
What are biological families, families of orientation, and families of procreation?
The framework that describes the early reformers who elevated women’s roles as primary nurturers and keepers of the home and family,
What is the maternalist framework?
During the reconstruction period, the laws and regulations that curtailed social, economic, and civil rights of African Americans.
What are Black Codes?
The branch of government social workers usually engage in for advocacy and research.
What is the legislative branch?
The name of the modern feminist movement.
What is second-wave feminism?
Social workers have a duty to report suspicions of child abuse or neglect because social workers are ______.
What are mandatory reporters?
The term for losing one's original cultural identity and starts acquiring new values and practices.
What is assimilation?
The group that administered colonial and early U.S. social welfare policies.
What are overseers of the poor?
The two U.S. parties that existed prior to the Republican and Democratic parties.
What are the Federalists and Whigs?
A policy based on an assessment of the least expensive alternative with the best possible outcome.
What is a cost–benefit analysis?
The country with the highest infant mortality rate in the developed world.
What is the United States?
A group of people who have experienced historical discrimination and are powerless to protect themselves in the political process.
Who is a suspect class?