Question

Read the quote from Applied Christianity: Moral Aspects of Social Questions by Washington Gladden.

“In every community there are men of goodwill, who, if they had the money, could organize [efforts] among the [poorest] classes by which many of them could be saved...”

Who are the “men of goodwill” that Gladden describes?
A. social Darwinists
B. wealthy people
C. immigrants
D. reformers

Answer 1

The corrects answer is D. reformers

In this passage, “In every community there are men of goodwill, who, if they had the money, could organize [efforts] among the [poorest] classes by which many of them could be saved,” Gladden describes reformers as the men of goodwill. I hope this answer helped you. 

Answer 2

The “men of goodwill” that Gladden describes are the reformers. That is option D.

Who is a reformer?

A reformer is an individual that fights for a positive change in their society.

From the excerpt, the reformers are those men of goodwill that go out if their way to organise ways to save their people.

Therefore, the “men of goodwill” that Gladden describes are the reformers.

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