The Children's Aid Society Can Be Described As

The Children's Aid Society can be described as:

A) A child saving organization that took children from the streets of large cities and placed them with farm families on the prairie.
B) A child saving organization that took children away from abusive parents and placed them in shelters.
C) The organization, created by the child savers, whose primary focus was on preventing delinquency by picking up children and placing them in reform schools.
D) The organization, created by the Quakers, to prevent children from being abused by punishing the parents by criminally prosecuting them.