At this time, charitable organizations wanted poor immigrants:

A. Not to drink alcohol.

B. To work hard

C. To fix their personal problems.

D. All of the above

D. All of the above

Explanation:

Towards the tail end of the nineteenth century, the urban areas of the United States were characterized by their industrial accidents, diseases, unemployment, poverty, family breakdown and other social and economic problems.

This societal problems led to the formation of Scientific Charity Movement & Charity Organization Societies, both of whom sought to alleviate the poor from poverty, by giving them education and employment, so they can support themselves, without waiting for crumbs from the government.

Hence, during this period of uncertainties, associated with unemployment, sickness, old age or a physical disability, charitable organizations such as Scientific Charity Movement & Charity Organization Societies, wanted poor immigrants to do the followings to improve their situation:

1. Not to drink alcohol.

2. To work hard

3. To fix their personal problems.

Therefore, the correct answer is D, which is all of the above.