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| when you are interested and delighted by something |
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| when you don't change your behavior |
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| when you pay a certain amount of money for breaking the law |
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| the extra money you make from a business |
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| a person who lives in a place |
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| the money that you earn when you work |
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| when you put money into a deal and try to make a profit |
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| a city divided into sections |
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| Rita became a resident of Hull House in 1890. |
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| The law about children working in factories was passed the year Rita moved into Hull House. |
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| The part of the city around Hull House was called Ward 19. |
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| A young girl was killed in a factory accident in 1889. |
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| Rita was blamed for a mistake her supervisor made. |
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| The new law about factories said that children under 14 could work in factories. |
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| Mr. Flannigan hired young children because he didn't have to pay them as much as older people. |
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