Washington gladden, a leader in the social gospel movement, defended a. less fortunate people. b. wealthy people. c. the growth of monopolies. d. the idea of laissez-faire policies

As a leader in social gospel movement, Washington Gladden defended: A. less fortunate people.

In order to help the less fortunate people, one of the thing that Gladden do is co-created a settlement house to help less fortunate people obtain place of living with a really chep price. He also help created worker's union to help less fortunate people obtain more fair wages and less working hours.

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