As you research and go through the different types of societal values, many actually are the reason things are done a certain way as of today. In 1601, there was a law established named Elizabethan Poor Laws. This was intended to help the poor by giving them goods so they can have things to manage throughout life. If this law were not established, then the poor would have been caring for themselves the best way possible. Many people I think do not want to be poor, but the environment they are raised around is sometimes the only thing he/she knows. Therefore, without the proper materials there is no way education can be taught. I love how this law did not put everyone in one category, but separated them based off their needs. There were two
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Charles Loring Brace was the creator of this organization in 1854.This allowed children to be sent out west where they were able to have a better opportunity at life and not live in poverty. I think this helped shape social action because this was a way to get people to know that there are a lot of homeless children who are in need of help to get out of a bad environment. With this program being established children were able to attend school, get medical assistance, and some were even able to work. This program allowed children to become successful, especially when the Orphan Train was created. This was created to send children to better homes and get them off the streets of New York. I do think this was a wonderful idea because it gave a child a chance to live as a child. Even though it caused some siblings to get separated it still cause them to not experience what it is like to live in poverty. Finally, these values play a role in today’s society because now there is more organizations in a community that is willing to help kids or find kids the help they need. Without the creation of Children’s Aid Society and the Orphan Train many kids would definitely be poor without any assistance causing many other problems in their …show more content…
This was the first intervention for social welfare and was created in 1865. This social action helped anyone considered poor no matter the color, which I love about this. Many looked at a certain groups negative when actually it could have been anyone living in poverty. This law not only provided food, but also employment, housing, education, and help reconnect families. Many did not agree with this law being passed by the president and it caused a lot of conflict. This caused several to get upset and also the wealthy was not trying to teach the poor things they needed to know to get through life. By this happening, I do think it caused the ones who were actually trying to help the uneducated stick with them to make sure they had everything they needed. As of today, these values are still in place. I do not think the human society gets upset anymore because many are actually out to help others in need. Education is now a huge factor in life and there is so many ways a person can earn a diploma or even a degree. Also, there are different agencies that help many still seek housing, food, clothing and employment no matter the race or gender. This law I think actually allowed people to notice that no one is better than the other we are all equal, but sometimes we take different routes in life. By taking different routes, there is someone willing to help a person get
Charles Loring Brace was the creator of this organization in 1854.This allowed children to be sent out west where they were able to have a better opportunity at life and not live in poverty. I think this helped shape social action because this was a way to get people to know that there are a lot of homeless children who are in need of help to get out of a bad environment. With this program being established children were able to attend school, get medical assistance, and some were even able to work. This program allowed children to become successful, especially when the Orphan Train was created. This was created to send children to better homes and get them off the streets of New York. I do think this was a wonderful idea because it gave a child a chance to live as a child. Even though it caused some siblings to get separated it still cause them to not experience what it is like to live in poverty. Finally, these values play a role in today’s society because now there is more organizations in a community that is willing to help kids or find kids the help they need. Without the creation of Children’s Aid Society and the Orphan Train many kids would definitely be poor without any assistance causing many other problems in their …show more content…
This was the first intervention for social welfare and was created in 1865. This social action helped anyone considered poor no matter the color, which I love about this. Many looked at a certain groups negative when actually it could have been anyone living in poverty. This law not only provided food, but also employment, housing, education, and help reconnect families. Many did not agree with this law being passed by the president and it caused a lot of conflict. This caused several to get upset and also the wealthy was not trying to teach the poor things they needed to know to get through life. By this happening, I do think it caused the ones who were actually trying to help the uneducated stick with them to make sure they had everything they needed. As of today, these values are still in place. I do not think the human society gets upset anymore because many are actually out to help others in need. Education is now a huge factor in life and there is so many ways a person can earn a diploma or even a degree. Also, there are different agencies that help many still seek housing, food, clothing and employment no matter the race or gender. This law I think actually allowed people to notice that no one is better than the other we are all equal, but sometimes we take different routes in life. By taking different routes, there is someone willing to help a person get