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... December 10, 1931, that the Nobel Peace Prize was being awarded to her in 
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The settlement house she founded in 1889 provided a place for the poor to learn, 
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. [DOC] [TLE] Jane Addams: groundbreaking social worker, social/political activist ... [PAR] See more about Jane Addams, Hull House and Nobel Peace Prize. ... The Nobel 
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home for the poor in Chicago) in 1899 and won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1931. ... 
and her book Twenty Years at Hull House remains a moving account of her work
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after being inspired by her visit to the world's first settlement house, ... Afterwards, 
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Jane Addams, a social worker and humanitarian born in Stephenson County who 
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Question: In 1931 this social worker picked up a Nobel Peace Prize to put in her house
Answer: Jane Addams