Question

question 1 - 1
which topic was a primary focus of the social gospel movement of the early twentieth century?
○ voting rights
○ economic inequalities
○ separation of church and state
○ limiting the number of immigrants

Explanation:

The Social Gospel Movement was centered around applying Christian ethics to social problems. Economic inequalities were a major concern as the movement aimed to address issues like poverty, poor working conditions, and the gap between the rich and the poor. Voting rights were more associated with suffrage movements, separation of church and state was a long - standing constitutional principle not a main focus here, and limiting immigrants was related to nativist movements rather than the Social Gospel's core mission of social justice through Christian ideals.

Answer:

economic inequalities