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1. For God and Home and Native Land
   ... women of 1900. Many local unions of the Womenamp39s Christian Temperance Union were formed and attended by local women. A union in Springfield ...
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2. Industrial Revolution
   ... Due to the efforts of the AntiSaloon League, the Womenamp39s Christian Temperance Union and other organizations, the eighteenth amendment of prohibition was ...
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3. Temperance
   ... influencing legislation. In fact, the Womenamp39s Christian Temperance Union was the largest such movement in the country. Along with ...
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4. The Temperance Movement
   ... In fact, as pointed out by Document Q, the Womenamp39s Christian Temperance Union was the largest such movement in the country. Along ...
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5. Markist
   ... 11. Women established a group of their own as well. In 1874, Protestant women formed the Womenamp39s Christian Temperance Union. They ...
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6. Nelly McClung
   ... we all took pledges of complete abstinence from alcohol and promised to crusade for prohibition.ampquot Nellies work in the womenamp39s Christian temperance union led ...
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7. Prohibition
   ... They founded the Womenamp39s Christian Temperance Union in 1874. This ... They founded the Womenamp39s Christian Temperance Union in 1874. This ...
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8. Women
   ... It created more intense involvement in state campaigns and connections within growing womenamp39s clubs such as the Womanamp39s Christian Temperance Union. ...
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9. NoneProvided
   ... day. They also formed the AntiSaloon League and the Womenamp39s Christian Temperance Union. These groups fought alcoholism on the ...
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10. Progressive Era
    ... day. They also formed the AntiSaloon League and the Womenamp39s Christian Temperance Union. These groups fought alcoholism on the ...
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11. Victorian Social Mores Of The Early Twentieth Century
    ... Organizations such as the Womenamp39s Christian Temperance Union and the National Council of Women of Canada had a huge impact on social mores. ...
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12. Alcohol Abuse
    ... The next reemergence of temperance was fueled by local attacks of alcohol by The Womenamp39s Christian Temperance Movement Hall. At ...
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13. Reform Movement in Western Canada
    ... family consisted of a Methodist minister, her father, and a mother who was president of a local chapter of the Women\amp39s Christian Temperance Movement and who ...
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14. Woman Is A Quilt
    ... To support abolition, ampquotThe Womenamp39s Christian Temperance Union used a pattern called the Drunkards Path in their quiltsampquot. Bial 28. ...
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15. Gender and the Role We Play
    ... predominate society. Another such movement was the National Womenamp39s Christian Temperance Union, which was organized in 1874. These women ...
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16. history of drug use
    ... From the 1850amp39s to the early 1900amp39s many groups like the Womenamp39s Christian Temperance Movement, which embraced the concept of prohibition, began to drive the ...
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17. Prohibition 13 years that changed america
    ... The constant nagging by the Womenamp39s Christian Temperance Union, which is still around today, was one of the causes that brought on prohibition. ...
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18. Prohibition
    ... The ASL were not the only supporters of Prohibition the Womenamp39s Christian Temperance Union also believed that alcohol was evil, ungodly and against all ...
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19. Prohibition
    ... The ASL were not the only supporters of Prohibition the Womenamp39s Christian Temperance Union also believed that alcohol was evil, ungodly and against all ...
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20. Womens suffrage
    ... together. They organized 10,000 women, many from the Womenamp39s Christian Temperance Union, who wanted to end the sale of alcohol. Liquor ...
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21. Prostitution the uncontrolalble Vise misc
    ... Many organizations formed, the largest and perhaps most influential womenamp39s organization was the Womenamp39s Christian Temperance Union WCTU. ...
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22. Federation
    ... Another key association in the struggle for equal voting rights has been The Womenamp39s Christian Temperance Union formed on the 16th November 1887. ...
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23. Reform in the Age of jackson
    ... During that time he got 500,000 new Catholic signers. In 1847 the Womenamp39s Christian Temperance Union was founded in Cleveland, Ohio. ...
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24. Divorce
    ... This stood true for the Womanamp39s Christian temperance Union, who also wanted to defend women in poor circumstances, which resulted from their husbandamp39s behavior ...
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25. Thomas Edison
    ... at Valley Forge. Her mother supported the Womenamp39s Christian Temperance Union. Her parents were devout Methodists. Lewis Miller was ...
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26. The Progressive Era 3
    ... The Womanamp39s Christian Temperance Union WCTU, was found in Chicago in 1873, and it ... In 1911, with 245,000 members, the WCTU became the largest womenamp39s group in ...
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27. the four cardinal virtuesreligion or philosophy
    ... the power to become good men and women through just ... importance in the process of becoming an ideal Christian. Temperance is a virtue that we have not studied ...
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28. Seneca Falls
    ... the vote to women. The two organizations united in 1890 to form the National American Woman Suffrage Association. The Womanamp39s Christian Temperance Union and ...
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29. The History of Womenamp39s Rights
    ... Early Roman law, Christian theology, Greek mythology, and ... These women lost all sense of useful involvement ... aiding the poor, promoting temperance, and sending ...
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30. Kingdom of Matthias
    ... a personal code of righteous temperance every day ... Matthias loved Christian preachers who, through their sermons ... equality between men and women spread deviltry ...
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