The correct answer is <span>2.because she could learn their needs by living amongst them
She wanted to make an inclusive society that can become socially reformed. She didn't feel pity for them but rather helpful and wanted to help them develop and succeed. Her wealth was not a problem so she found Hull house and had classes and courses there to educate them as well as theater and literary evenings and similar events.</span>
Oh they were not a fan of other religions they tried to purify churches with their own religion and purge them of the current one..
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Fact #1: The American Revolution split the Iroquois Confederacy of Native Americans, with the Oneidas and Tuscarora siding with the Americans and the other five tribes aligning themselves with the British.
Fact #2: Catawba Native Americans assisted militia and Patriot partisans in actions in North and South Carolina.
Fact #3: Stockbridge Native Americans assisted in the defining American victory at Saratoga and the last major engagement in the Northern Theater, at Monmouth in June 1778.
Fact #4: Polly Cooper, an Oneida, traveled with male warriors to Valley Forge during the Continental Army winter encampment.
Fact #5: At the Battle of Barren Hill, fought on May 20, 1778, Oneida warriors acted as scouts for the American forces.
Fact #6: Guy Johnson, British Superintendent of Indian Affairs, and Joseph Brant were crucial to influencing Native Americans in the north to be pro-British.
Fact #7: Massacre at Gnadenhutten.
Fact #8: Native American Civil War.
Fact #9: Cherokee Tribe and the American Revolution.
Fact #10: Conotocarious.
