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Jane Addams was born in 1860 and died to cancer in 1935. She was an Amercian social reformer, peace activity and leader of the settlement house movement, she was one of the most distasted of the first generation of a collage education Woman.

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Jane Addams born in 1860 in Chicago, Illinois. Her family lived in a big, comfterable home in the country. Jane's Mother died when she was two, when she was four contracted tuberculin's of the spine, known as potty's disease, which caused a caritive in her spine and lifelong health problems. As a child she went to Sunday school and spent most of her time playing and reading, she was very empathetic to others because of her challengers she founded Hull House to serve the poor immigrants in Chicago, Illinois.

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Jane Addams teenage years were both challenging and formative. She was a determined student. excelling in school and reading even though she had medical disability she kept pushing to make her goal true helping the poor and for world peace. She did this because she was seeing how the poor were treated and how different people treated the world, and she wanted this to stop so she tried her best even with a medical disability and even though people doubted her she kept pushing and never gave up.

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Some little interesting things to now about Jane Addams

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Some little interesting things to now about Jane Addams

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Jane Addams was the eighth child of nine children.

She founded the woman's international league for peace and freedom in 1919.

She won the Nobel prize for putting world peace and helping the poor.

In Conclusion

Her life teaches us that even if you have a medical disability we keep pushing and one day we will succeed and win the prize. so never back down no matter how hard it is