Question

both, later helped bring the salvation army to north america. in 1901, the jewish community in new york founded the hebrew immigrant aid society, which provided shelter, food, employment, and education to many new immigrants.
identify supporting details what social services did religious organizations provide?

Explanation:

The text states two religious-linked groups' services: the Salvation Army (implied to support immigrant aid context) and the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, which explicitly provided shelter, food, employment, and education to new immigrants. These are the social services from religious/community religious organizations noted.

Answer:

Religious/religiously affiliated organizations provided shelter, food, employment, and education to new immigrants (as seen with the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, with the Salvation Army also involved in immigrant-focused aid in North America).