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From the Dakotas to Grinnell, Iowa,s that were drawn from the experiences of their forebears. Although the Hopkins and Picketts originally came from Scotland, England, and Canada, it was the American Midwest that molded Hopkins into an urban social worker and federal relief administrator. From his Iowa roots, Hopkins absorbed some of

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Poverty and Unemployment in New York City,sed immigration. There Harry Hopkins came into contact with politically active progressive reformers. Many of these men and women vociferously blamed the eastern industrialists and financiers for the country’s economic and social ills and called for positive government action to correct an unequal d

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The New York City Charities Controversy,deals held by entrenched and largely religious charitable institutions. He watched from the sidelines but with active interest while a controversy raged across the political landscape of New York City from 1913 to 1916, one that would have a significant impact on both public and private relief agenc

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,Widows’ Pensions,ystem that he helped to formulate after 1933 was cast in New York City from 1913 to 1917. During these years the movement to legislate public pensions for poor, single mothers captured Hopkins’ attention. In New York City widows’ pensions became one of the most important issues for the child-savers

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War Welfare and Public Health,l pressure and administrative problems, however, led to his disillusionment with the program, which also contributed to his resignation. In addition, America’s entry into the world war shifted Hopkins’ focus to broader issues.

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The Great Depression and Work-Relief,andards for his profession. He had worked his way through personal tragedy and, while relations with his family would always remain problematic, he had arranged his private life to suit his public pursuits. Yet he was merely on the threshold of a career about to skyrocket. The Great Depression set t

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Conclusion,s. Social workers, politicians, and reformers carried those currents into the maelstrom of the Great Depression to influence New Deal policy. New York city took the lead in many of the movements that influenced the way Franklin Roosevelt’s administration addressed problems arising out of economic cr