At the Turn of the Twentieth Century,leaders in the Settlement

question 53

Multiple Choice

At the turn of the twentieth century,leaders in the settlement house movement tended to be

• A)first-generation immigrants.
• B)from the lower class.
• C)female.
• D)Catholic.
• E)uneducated.

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