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The American social activist and intellectual Jane Addams (1860-1935) is experiencing a scholarly revival. Despite her towering reputation in her own day, Addams had been neglected by academic historians — too much a crossover act for women's history, too much an activist for intellectual history, largely ignored by political history. Her concern for the poor registered as genuine but ineffectual. Against the turn-of-the-century backdrop of massive strikes and class hatred, Addams' commitment to mediation, conciliation, and cooperation looked ill equipped for the bitter politics of the day. In the 1990s, however, historians grew more curious about Addams' Progressive-movement politics. At one time judged conservative, even reactionary, the Progressives and their considerable accomplishments the fruits of steady, incremental change and practicality began to look appealing.

The author suggests that a reason for Addams' neglect by academic historians is that

A.she was associated with a political movement whose program seemed inadequate
B.she was generally considered ineffectual by her contemporaries
C.historians have found her political loyalties difficult to pin down
D.historians have found her interests too limited to be academically interesting
E.historians have considered her views to be merely a by-product of the bitter politics of her day

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