A main social reform passed during the Progressive Era was for mothers' pensions. What limitations did some progressives want to put on immigrant women to determine their eligibility for mothers' pension?
A. A record of gainful employment by the mother's husband
B. English language proficiency
C. Positive investigative findings that the family would use the money wisely
D. A promise to have no more than five children
Answer: C
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