TOPIC 02: The First National Policy in Great Britain

Residency requirements were enacted, typically someone had to reside in an area for a year. This is true for some aid in the U.S.

Residency requirements were enacted, typically someone had to reside in an area for a year. This is true for some aid in the U.S.

Residency requirements were enacted, typically someone had to reside in an area for a year. This is true for some aid in the U.S.

Residency requirements were enacted, typically someone had to reside in an area for a year. This is true for some aid in the U.S.

Legitimate reasons for not working were exceptions, not the rule, and able-bodied individuals were expected to work regardless of job availability or income.

Legitimate reasons for not working were exceptions, not the rule, and able-bodied individuals were expected to work regardless of job availability or income.

Legitimate reasons for not working were exceptions, not the rule, and able-bodied individuals were expected to work regardless of job availability or income.

Legitimate reasons for not working were exceptions, not the rule, and able-bodied individuals were expected to work regardless of job availability or income.

Because of the varieties of property values, just like in the U.S., some parishes and counties had difficulty collecting enough taxes to provide for the deserving poor.

Because of the varieties of property values, just like in the U.S., some parishes and counties had difficulty collecting enough taxes to provide for the deserving poor.

Because of the varieties of property values, just like in the U.S., some parishes and counties had difficulty collecting enough taxes to provide for the deserving poor.

Because of the varieties of property values, just like in the U.S., some parishes and counties had difficulty collecting enough taxes to provide for the deserving poor.

Those giving aid were concerned that mismanagement of funds would occur unless they watched the deserving poor and how they handled their money.

Those giving aid were concerned that mismanagement of funds would occur unless they watched the deserving poor and how they handled their money.

Those giving aid were concerned that mismanagement of funds would occur unless they watched the deserving poor and how they handled their money.

Those giving aid were concerned that mismanagement of funds would occur unless they watched the deserving poor and how they handled their money.

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This is an example of structural oppression

This is an example of structural oppression

This is an example of structural oppression

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