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hot, stuffy workshops in which workers prepare materials for low wages

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- Immigrants typically worked here.
- Often associated with the clothing industry.
- Located in a worker's neighborhood to avoid labor laws.

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This place turned out large amounts of clothing at low prices.

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neighborhood centers staffed by professionals and volunteers for education, recreation, and social activities in poor areas

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- The staff was usually educated women from wealthy families.
- Found in poor, immigrant areas of major cities.
- Relied on donations and became the starting point for many social welfare programs we see today.

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The Hull House, located in Chicago and established by Jane Addams and Ellen Gates Starr, is an example of what?

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public transportation

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- Examples in this time period include ferry boats and omnibuses
- The first underground subway was built in 1897 in Boston.
- Helped people get to and from work in big cities

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People could live farther away from the city and still have jobs in the city because of what system?