What are examples of (social) systems that social workers interact with? 2. What did states do in response to the social norm shift from community responsibility to individual responsibility. 3. What options may be available to a social worker uses critical race theory to help a client? 4. What are major points/truths about the era of Elizabethan Poor Laws? 5. According to Elizabethan poor laws, who were considered the worthy poor? Who were the unworthy poor? 6. What are major points/truths about the progressive era? 7. What are the major points/truths about the people involved in the Settlement House Movement in the late 1800s? 8. What were people working for the Charity Organization Societies interested in? 9. When did the beginnings of public relief emerge? 14. Important point to consider when evaluating a theory or perspective especially as it relates to historical context. 15. Era or time period when social problems were first connected to cyclical economic depressions, the American Civil War, massive waves of immigration, and significant increases in migration that fed urbanization. Ch.11 16. What concept exemplifies why white social workers may be unaware of their unearned race privileges. 17. What is another term for the socially determined and/or constructed ways that may be passed on from generation to generation. 18. What do the terms cultural humility, cultural competence, and cultural diversity mean? 19. Have an understanding of Helms' white identity development model and its major concepts. 24. What is meant by nurturing system? 25. What is meant by the sustaining system? 26. What does "praxis" mean and what are its primary parts or elements? 27. Be aware of the terms- culture, competence, diversity, intersectionality. 28. What is an intersectional analysis? 29. What is white privilege? What is white fragility? 30. What is the process for including diversity in social work practice?