Scholars have tended to treat the ideas of American social reformer Jane Add

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问题 Scholars have tended to treat the ideas of American social reformer Jane Addams as unique, failing to compare them sufficiently those of other social activists and public intellectuals. Recent work, however, has situated her more thoroughly in the thinking and events of her time. For example, labor historians have usefully contextualized Addams’ close work with labor unions in the 1890s. When Addams’ interest in the workers’ reform agenda is understood in relation to the history of trade unionism in Chicago and its impressive record of political action, her contribution emerges as far more cooperative than groundbreaking. Workers influenced her in ways not previously appreciated. Such contextualizing efforts make it possible to see what Addams learned from other reformers and what she contributed herself. [br] The author refers to the “history of trade unionism in Chicago” primarily as

选项 A、an issue that has been largely ignored by historians
B、an issue that has inspired contention among historians
C、a model for how trade unionists might engage in political action
D、an area in which Addams’ contributions have been underestimated
E、a valuable context for understanding the nature of Addams’ contributions

答案 E

解析前一句讲劳动历史学家将亚当斯放到历史背景中研究，“芝加哥工联主义历史”作为例子，指的就是一种历史背景，因此选项E正确。

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