Which Tactic Used by Temperance Reformers in Reaching Out to Young

question 92

Multiple Choice

Which tactic used by temperance reformers in reaching out to young men to "take the pledge" and not drink proved to be most effective?

• A) large prayer meetings, heavy group pressure, and other methods used in evangelical revivals
• B) public humiliation through publication of drunkards' names in local newspapers
• C) treatment in communal buildings known as phalanxes
• D) forced closures of taverns and saloons located in urban areas

Evaluate the government's response to Civil Rights Movement challenges and the legislation that followed.

Understand the cultural and societal shifts of the 1960s, including attitudes towards marriage, feminism, and youth movements.

Recognize the technological and scientific advancements of the era and their societal impact.

Assess the role of media and its influence on public opinion and societal trends.

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Definitions:

Laissez-Faire Economy

An economic system where transactions between private parties are free from government intervention such as regulation, privileges, tariffs, and subsidies.

Self-Interest

A principle that assumes individuals make decisions that they perceive to be in their own best advantage, often equated with rational behavior.

Investment

The allocation of resources, such as capital or time, in expectation of future returns, typically in the form of profit, interest, or appreciation in value.

Stocks and Bonds

Financial instruments representing ownership in a company (stocks) and debt obligations issued by entities (bonds), respectively, used for investment purposes.