How did the women who ran settlement houses differ from elite women from earlier generations who also helped the poor?
A) They were more condescending toward the poor.
B) They were not as well-educated.
C) They lived among those whom they helped.
D) They believed that personal failings were the cause of poverty.
E) They felt that the poor were better off with spiritual rather than material wealth.
Ans: C) They lived among those whom they helped.
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