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Dorothea Dix By: Jessi Kruse and Kirsten Eversen

Biography April 4, 1802 “I never knew childhood” – Dorothea Dix Schools Edward Bangs - Romance 2 nd Career

General Information on Movement Reform Punishment -> Rehabilitation Societal Ideals Leader 1821

General Information on Movement Continued Louis Dwight Dr. John Galt European nations Improvement Sketch of 19 th Century prison cell

Specific Contributions Worcester State Hospital 32 Hospitals, 15 Schools, Training Facilities Shaped view of “Ideal Woman” US nursing pioneer and reformer

Effects Of Individual’s Contributions 13 to 123 hospitals Education Nursing Humanitarian Reformer

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