In the 1880s, places where ministers, students, or humanitarians lived and interacted with poor slum dwellers with the goal of improving community residents' lives and conditions were called:
A) Urban parks
B) Poor houses
C) Settlement houses
D) Immigration barrios

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Settlement houses were places where ministers, students, or humanitarians lived and interacted with poor slum dwellers with the goal of improving community residents' lives and conditions. Urban parks are public spaces for recreation and relaxation. Poor houses were institutions where the destitute and elderly were housed and fed. Immigration barrios were neighborhoods primarily inhabited by immigrants from a particular country or region.

In the 1880s, Places Where Ministers, Students, or Humanitarians Lived