Her settlement house poor people and new immigrants with necessities such as food and clothing and also served as a social service center. a. addams c. raushenbusch b. gladden d. moody

Option A.

Explanation:

Jane Addams, is the right answer.

Jane Addams was a settlement activist, sociologist, social worker,  public administrator and author from America. She has a very significant place in the history of social work and women's suffrage in the U.S. The settlement movement was a reformist cultural campaign that commenced in the 1880's and rose throughout the 1920's in Britain and the U.S. The main goal of this movement was to appeal the rich and the poor of society to stay together in both social interconnectedness and physical proximity.

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