Fall Final Flashcards

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What is the Social Security Act 1935?

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SS Act was signed by FDR in 1935. This was to provide for the general welfare, by est. a system in which every worker in America pays into in order to receive some assistance when they’re retired.

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Who is Mary Richmond and what was her contribution to social work?

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Mary was considered a pioneer in social work, she worked at schools and charitable organizations. She wrote 2 books “Social Diagnosis” & “What is Case Work”. Stressed the importance of people helping the community, and created the casework method used by social workers.

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Name 3 landmark domestic policy accomplishments for JFK.

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Community/Mental Health Act- provided federal funding for building and staffing mental health centers
Juvenile Delinquency/ Prevention Act- Federal funded after school programs to keep kids out of trouble.
AFDC Amendments- provided welfare to fathers- FIRST TIME

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What is the significance of Michaels Harrington’s “ The Other America”?

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This book was a wakeup call to the US. It was poverty study that discussed the poor living conditions, and their survival. At that time over one quarter of the population was in poverty.

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What is the significance of Kenneth Galibraith’s “ The Affluent Society”?

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Described Americas materialism and how commercial corruption has turned wants into needs.

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Define four types of discrimination outlined by Yamata.

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Aware/Blatant- publicly discriminate- white only bathrooms
Aware/Covert- Still feel prejudice not to face- spit in soup
Unaware/Unintentional- Racial jokes, or discriminatory info- racial slur
Intnetional-taught from birth or childhood- superior to others-KKK

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Four Major Steps to non violent direct change?

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example- Minimum Wage

  1. Collection of facts- determine if injustices are true- cost of living
  2. Negotiate- discuss to reach agreement- petition state to raise taxes
  3. Self-Purification- not stooping to another’s level- say no reneg.
  4. Direct Action/ non violent- gather group with same ideas- picket
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What is CAP and name five examples of them?

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CAP- Community Assisted Programs- started to help with poverty- WIC, Road Homes, Head Start, Neighborhood watch, YMCA

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What is the difference between Medicaid and medicare, and how did the start?

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LBJ started public assistance. Wanted means teated- below federal poverty line, generate tax revenue , food stamps, school lunch, welfare, and medicaid.
Medicaid- poverty- State run- general tax
Medicare- elderly-federally run- payroll tax

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Describe Reaganomics.

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Used a trickle down economics, the idea was to invest money in the wealthy which in turn would benefit society. I would allow bigger companies to make more money and spark new growth, and there for they would hire more employees. Failed after Reagan left office the country was in greater debt, more people in poverty, and more homelessness.

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Name 5 programs that Nixon influence can be seen in his liberal domestic party.

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  1. CAPTA- better funding to research and treat child abuse
  2. Family Planning and Population ACT- funded low income, recive free planning services
  3. Philadelphia Plan- Portion of build had to go to minority owned business
  4. OSHA occupational and safety health act set safety standards in work place
  5. HMO- people can choose different health care
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Name 5 different roles that a social worker must be skilled in.

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Communication
Teacher
Dependable 
Knowledgeable
Wintess
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Name and describe policies that Nixon used to beat Democrats with his progressive domestic agenda.

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  1. Combines offices of SS, Aid to blind, Disabled- biggest block of 2. Mandates Food Stamps 1970- each state has there own
  2. Increase SS payments by 20%,+cost of living adjustment- no tax
  3. Block Grants- funds for general operating social services
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Explain Miller Cycle of Public Policy.

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Crisis—Outrage—Change—Apathy

9/11—-unification—Patriot Act—homeland security

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Describe the Capitalistic economic theory and Social economic reform and where they come from.

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Capitalism- Adam Smith- 1776 wrote “wealth of nations” marketed that economics would be better with less government involvement. Economics based on supply/ demand/ competition.
Socialism- Karl Marx-1848 wrote “Communist Manifesto” maladaptation in socialism argued that market will crash on occasion, believes that every one according to abilities and needs

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Difference between ration systems, multi constancy, and stake holder analysis when examining policy?

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Multiple Constancy- interview a lot of people to make sure policy is ok- interview both sides each one may have different outlook
Rational Systems- What is the goal and objective of policy- measure goals, objectives, and outcomes carefully
Steak Holders- People who make the plicy and then evaluate it themselves

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What must happen for a policy to be objectively considered effective and egalitarian?

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In order for a policy to be effective it has to address all concerns and strive for a better outcome, which will benefit all equally.

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Tropman’s 7 American Values

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Status, Work, Individualism, moralistic, Mobility, Independence, and ascription.

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Who is Josephine Shaw Lowell?

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  • Started Charitable Organization Society
  • congregate charities to find ways to help poor
  • condescending viewed poverty as individual cause, afraid poor would become dependent
  • started case work
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What is Common Good and the obstacles to obtain it?

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Common good- is and equal opportunity that is obtainable and benefits everyone. The 4 obstacles are- free riders, different values, individualism, and unequal share of burden.

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What are the 6 founding principles of social work?

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  • known culture coming to unknown culture
  • recognize need for N-hood, com development
  • SW seen as helping mechanism
  • able body wanting to work whom the rich mutually dependent upon
  • rec./ education opportunity
  • political action and legislative policy
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Theories of Poverty

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IQ too low
Human Capital- no job skill to offer economy
Culture of poverty- instant gratification
Institutional Discrimination- organizations and bureaucracy serve as gate keepers.

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Plessy Vs. Ferguson

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Plessy 1/8 black sat in white car asked to move refused- arrested. Supreme ruled that black should have rights but “separate equal rights”

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Muller vs Oregon

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limited women to 10 wrk weeks in factories and laundries

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Mothers Pension

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Subsidy for families with dependent children with out male income

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Shepard Towner Bill

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congress provide federal funding for maternity and child care

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13 amendment

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abolished slavery

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14th amendment

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gave anyone that was born on naturalized or born in the US citizenship

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15th Amendment

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gave african american the right to vote

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Dinittos Definition of social welfare

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anything the government does or doesn’t do to improve the quality of life

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Etta Wheeler

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friendly visitor, help women in need, told about a crying child, finds child removed her from home, and used the friend attorney Henry Burr wins case with cruelty to animals

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Difference between policy and sanaction

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policy is a direct course of action set by the highest collective for the benifit of the collective.

Sanction is the permission of approval that makes the course of action valid.

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declaration of independence

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We the people hold these truths to be self evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by there creator with certain unalienable rights, which among them are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

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Forced Migration

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cherokee indian forced to move east of Mississippi so west could expand. given two years to move most didn’t. AJ sent troops to force indians out- divided caged like animals, not enough blankets, 800 miles- TOT, rain and snow bare foot, many died shallow graves, 8000 dead before reaching OK

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Policies Andrew Jackson brought to office

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spoils sys- all own people to office
decreased wrk hrs to 10
helped est corporations- broke monopolies

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4 differences between North and South

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slavery- S wanted to help run plantations N-no
Tariff- S low to import goods, N- high to sell goods
Land- South for plantations, N- Small land
state rights- South state rights so they could vote slavery, North federal rights

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Society to Prevent Child Cruelty used 4 implications

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  • mothers responsibility
  • no yelling, rude, or sexual language
  • No alcohol
  • distain for culture
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Yates study

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first time gov looked at poverty

Study found- poor treated poorly, not enough job opportunity, eduction neglected, $ to charities not monitored

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4 documents of freedom

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declaration of independence
bill of rights
constitution
articles of confederation

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Economic Institutions

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commercial organizations that generate, buy and purchase goods

example- retailers, wholesalers, producers

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Political Institutions

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organizations that are in charge of creating, enforcing, and applying the gov laws

ex
court, city councils, school board

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Social/Voluntary/Non-profit organizations

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organizations that do not declare profit

ex- churches, boys and girls clubs

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Liberal Political Theory

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Social Causation, and gov need to be involved in order to solve poverty

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Conservative Political Theory

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individual causation, and gov should just let thing resolve on own

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National Origins Act

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congress est quota for immigration in US

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Seneca Falls Convention

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Elizabeth Staton & Loretta Mott
1st women convention- right to vote
400 supporter men and women
amendment didn’t pass till 72 yrs later

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Sacco and Vanzetti

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Italian immigrants, radicals, convicted robbery and murder, arguments disproven in court sentenced to death

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16th amendment

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allowed federal gov to collect tax from all americans w/o distributing to other states

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Social Causation

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cause and effect of certain actions that is caused by society for example struggling to make money because minimum wage is so low.

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Individual Causation

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result of individual choices

example drink and drive

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Federal Poverty Guideline

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minimum amount of income a family needs to survive- UT family of four 24,000

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Federal Poverty Threshold

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how federal poverty is measured developed by Molly Orshansky 1960