The Leaders of the Settlement House Movement

The leaders of the Settlement House movement

A) directed their attention to the problems of living in cities for the working poor and immigrant communities.
B) often expressed moral disapproval of the behavior of immigrants and favored well-off families when choosing tenants.
C) spoke against the social gospel movement and initially focused only on political rather than social reform.
D) tended to consist of second-generation lower class immigrants helping first generation lower class immigrants.
E) encouraged people in the cities to move to the rural areas by providing lodging there.