Social Work History Jeopardy Template

Early History	Famous Social Workers	Social Work and the New Deal Era	Diagnostic approaches to social work	Social Work post WW2
100 What is why does history matter ? History serves as a warning device	100 What is the founder of Hull House Jane Addams	100 What is Frances Perkins She was the first women to hold a cabinet position. She helped draft legislation such as Social Security.	100 What is Jesse Taft and Virginia Robinson (U. of Pennsylvania) life partners and researches of social casework and family services. Coined approaches like “done with rather than to clients” and self-determination, client’s power of choice	100 What is the year The Council on Social Work Education was founded? 1952
200 What is 1865 “The Freedmen’s Bureau” This marked a new direction for federal responsibility for social welfare. Created for emancipated African Americans to receive free legal defense and advice	200 What is the OG of "Casework" and PIE approaches Mary Richmond	200 Who said in “social workers and I have the same objectives in common – social justice for everyone” in 1932 President Roosevelt	200 What is one of Bertha Reynolds set five simple principles for the practice of social work 1. social work exists to serve people in need, if it serves their classes, it becomes dishonest 2. social work exists to help people help themselves, we should not be alarmed when they do so by organized means 3. the underlying nature of social work is that it operates by communication, listening and sharing experience 4. social work has to find its place among other social movements for human betterment 5. social workers as citizens cannot consider themselves superior to their clients as if they do not have the same problems.	200 What is the two minority groups social workers marginalized in the 1950s? Japanese Americans and Native Americans
300 What is COS ? Charity Organization Society	300 What is the founder The New York School of Applied Philanthropy Edward Devine	300 What is “Rank and File Movement” Social workers who felt New Deal legislation was stabilizing capitalism rather than challenging it. They question central authority of social work such as AASW as they supported New Deal policies.	300 The type of science that started to influence social work practice psychology	300 What is “Social Welfare Workers Movement” of 1966? a group of radical social workers who felt indifference of public welfare and conservatism was in mainstream social work, it was short lived but outlined faults in our profession.
400 What is Hull House location? Chicago, IL	400 What is the founder of what we know as "public health" Lillian Wald	400 What is Mary van Kleeck powerhouse behind “Rank and File Movement” movement, she believed that New Deal laws were a way that allowed a capitalist system to go on undisrupted	400 What are the 3 terms for levels of social work created in the 1940s micro, mezzo and macro	400 Social work expanded into influencing what two fields Public health and mental health
500 What is the birth of social work? the consequences of industrial capitalism	500 What is first US Congresswomen from Montana Jeannette Pickering Rankin	500 What is “the red scare" the fear or socialism and communism taking over American politics	500 What is three key aspects of social work practice casework, group work and community organizations	500 What is the year that was “ending welfare as we know it” in US social policy regarding the poor? 1990s under the Clinton admin

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