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the British policy in respect of liquor and liquor 's increasing ill effectsledthe way for the Temperance Movement
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the Prohibition Party and the Women ’s Christian Temperance Union(passive) led bythe temperance movement
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A woman named Carrie Nation ( later calling herself Carry A. Nation , as her fame went to her headledthe temperance movement
American drinking ... the evangelical protestantsledthe temperance movement
evangelical Protestants , who pushed heavily for Prohibition(passive) led bythe temperance movement
Evangelical beliefs revived by the Second Great Awakening , the growing power of women , and the shifting from an agrarian nation to an industrialized nation(passive) was caused byThe temperance movement
rural Christian Protestants of British descent , and the largely urban Roman Catholic German - American brewers and beer drinkers(passive) largely led bythe temperance movement
fiery sermons from 19th century preachers like the Rev. Lyman Beecher , a Presbyterian minister ( and father of author Harriet Beecher Stowe ) who co - founded the American Temperance Society(passive) sparked bythe temperance movement
Many of the same aspects that played into the abolition movement ( such as the desire for morality and to aid in the well - being of othersalso influencedthe temperance movement
up ... both the churches and industrialists to counteract absenteeism from the workplace , particularly in the mills and factories of the day(passive) was set ... bythe Temperance Movement
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Dharmapala , the Jaffna Students Association and other independent associations(passive) influenced bythe Temperance Movement
the equivalent of six ounces of hard liquor per person , a level of consumption ... by the early 1800striggeredthe Temperance movement
in response to the recognition of alcoholism as a disease in 1805(passive) was also createdThe Temperance movement
the reader ... the barn burning preachersledthe temperance movement
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