Twenty Years at Hull House

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Focusing on social reform, Jane Addams emerged as a pivotal figure in early 20th-century Chicago. Renowned for her role in introducing the Settlement movement to the U.S., she founded Hull House, which became a vital community resource. Her work addressed the needs of immigrants and the urban poor, making significant contributions to social justice and community development. Addams' legacy continues to inspire social activism and reform efforts today.