For this question,refer to the following excerpt from a cookbook that won a prize from the American Public Health Association in 1890. For family of six,average price 78 cents per day,or 13 cents per person.
)..I am going to consider myself as talking to the mother of a family who has six mouths to feed,and no more money than this to do it with.Perhaps this woman has never kept accurate accounts....I have in mind the wife [who has] time to attend to the housework and children.If a woman helps earn,as in a factory,doing most of her housework after she comes home at night,she must certainly have more money than in the first case in order to accomplish the same result....
[Sample spring menu]
Breakfast.Milk Toast.Coffee.
Dinner.Stuffed Beef's Heart.Potatoes stewed with Milk.Dried Apple Pie.Bread and Cheese.Corn Coffee.
Supper.Noodle Soup (from Saturday).Boiled Herring.Bread.Tea.
Mary Hinman Abel,Promoting Nutrition,1890
Which of the following groups or movements during the period from 1900 to 1920 had objectives that were most similar to those described in the excerpt?

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The excerpt is advocating for providing nutritious meals for families on a tight budget, which was also a goal of the settlement house movement during the period from 1900 to 1920. Settlement houses aimed to improve the conditions of working-class families, including providing education on healthy living and nutrition. They often provided classes on cooking and meal planning, similar to the advice given in the cookbook excerpt. The other options, such as African American activists, opponents of child labor, and organized labor, had different objectives that did not focus on nutrition or household management.

For This Question,refer to the Following Excerpt from a Cookbook