How were the leaders of the settlement house movements in the late 19th century different from the people they hoped to serve?
A. Leaders of settlement houses were largely wealthy Catholics, but
they hoped to help poor Protestants.
B. Leaders of settlement houses were largely middle-class
immigrants, but they hoped to help African Americans.
C. Leaders of settlement houses were largely wealthy men, but they
hoped to help middle-class men.
D. Leaders of settlement houses were largely middle-class women,
but they hoped to help working-class women.