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W.E.B.Du Bois
W.E.B. Du Bois was born in 1868 in Great Barrington Masachusetts. W.E.B Du Bois went to go to school at Sunday school with the African Americanand with the white childern in Nasavill, Tenessea. W.E.B. Du Bois classmate did not like him because of his color. After the Graduation he study history in Germany at Harvard University. -
Lawrence Veiller
Lawrence Veiller was a settlement-house worker.When Lawrence Veiller was 17 he live in 14 deffent tenements on the New York lower side. The commision discove that New York houses was the most serious tenement house problem. -
International Ladies, Germent Workers Union
The workers were mainly Jewish and Italian immigrants woman and they were working in the sewing shop. In 1909 three deffernt New Yock factor out from their job. The workers turn to the ILGWU to stirke. When Clara Lemlich talking a speech and the Jewish leader hesitated.A young Jewish immaigrant change the workers mind because she said all about the strick and going the hard works. Most off the workers emploer were determined to run an Open shop. -
Daniel Burnham
Daniel Burnham vison for Chicago was a soaring city hall tha would inspire all resident to be a good citizen. Daniel Burnham was a city-planner commission in Cleveland, San Francisco, and Wasington, D.c. Daniel Burnham was the first comprehensive plan to the U.S. city. -
The Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
The Triangle Shirtwaist fire stared in March 25, 1911. The Triangle Shirtwaist fire was in the workplace safety, Their wher about 500 young Jewish or Italian immigrant woman. They pleting their six-day workweek in New York city in the Triangle Shirtwast. The Tringle Shirtwaist was 10 stoy building and when the fire start the workers could not get out because the managers were afriad that workers would live and so the Mangers locked the rome. 60 workers has to jump off 10 story building.
