There were settlement houses run by sympathetic people and churches that helped house and feed the poor. Also, political bosses would help the poor get jobs and such in return for their votes.
The best answer is A) <span>Creole elites didn't share political power with all citizens
After countries began winning independence, mainly from Spain, in the 1800s, the power structure among ethnic groups, which had been established by the colonial powers, did suddenly become equal. Elites, usually who were more ethnically European (creole in this context means mixed race) held an enormous portion of the wealth, which is a recipe for instability. </span>
The women's christian temperance movement (WCTU) was the first national movement to Identify and fight against domestic violence.
WCTU was the first national movement to identify and combat domestic violence. Willard led the temperance movement as the WCTU became one of the largest and most influential women's groups of the 19th century. She expanded the organization's platforms to include issues such as labor laws and prison reform.
Your answer would be True
