Answer: pretty sure it’s the third option.
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Explanation: Its main object was the establishment of "settlement houses" in poor urban areas, in which volunteer middle-class "settlement workers" would live, hoping to share knowledge and culture with, and alleviate the poverty of, their low-income neighbours.
In Aldo Leopold’s ethics, actions can be distinguished through social approbation for right actions while social disapproval for wrong actions. This is in line with the mechanism of operation which is the same as any ethics. Social approbation is the society’s approval of one’s action. Since it is approved, it leads to the conclusion that a certain action is correct or right. However, during social disapproval, society doesn’t like the certain action or disapproves it leading to the conclusion that a certain actions showed is considered as inappropriate or wrong actions. These conclusions just coincide with the other ethics presented. Therefore society also play a big role in ethics.
Ancient Mesopotamia society members held jobs such as slaves, priests, farmers, weavers, tradesmen, pottery, and herdsman. Your character could interact with a member of society with any one of these occupations (even with the King of Mesopotamian society) depending on their societal status. Keep in mind that priests were of the upper class and slaves were of the lower class. Also note that there was no rigid structure to societal class so at anytime a person's societal status could potentially change.
Keep in mind that two major cultural groups existed during this time period in this area. This includes the Sumerians (responsible for temples and palaces, city states, and first writings) and the Akkadians (established the first Mesopotamian empire). These two groups existed together peacefully for the most part. Your character could belong to one of these cultural groups.
