In 1907 Breckinridge became interested in the Women's Trade Union League and in the Hull House settlement, where she lived from 1907 to 1920.
Kelley became a resident at Jane Addams's Hull House settlement and quickly took her place among the most active and effective workers there.
Palmer was a mainstay of Jane Addams's Hull House settlement, to which she gave both liberal financial and personal support, and from 1892 to 1896 she was a trustee of Northwestern University.
In many cities, schools might be "built into factories, or into back rooms of housing settlements.
In 1930, Moscow enlisted the help of German architect Ernst May, who had won acclaim building egalitarian housing settlements in Frankfurt with standardised, prefabricated materials.
In Buenos Aires' informal housing settlements, where an estimated 275,000 of the city's inhabitants live, invisibility on the map can be deadly.
Taliban tactics are most evident in Manghopir, an impoverished neighborhood of rough, cinder-block houses clustered around marble quarries on the northern edge of the city, where illegal housing settlements spill into the surrounding desert.
Crops, flowers, and fruit and cacao trees would have been mingled together, unlike the monocrop agriculture of today, and spaced around dense housing settlements, with woods, paths, and shaded parks.
The Arab world will disengage from the whole peace process, and the Iraq war will be interpreted as a U.S. move to make the Middle East safe for Mr. Sharon's housing settlements, not for a peace settlement.
Ed Miliband made a similar trip to Sweden in 2014, when he said he was roundly impressed by the country's welfare and housing settlements, but immediately ruled out doing anything similar at home.
The small number that haven't disappeared are now tourist attractions or bourgeois housing settlements — "a toy town, an ersatz version of the original dream," as Reece puts it, visiting what remains of New Harmony, in Indiana.
