The Temperance Reform Movement of the Late Nineteenth and Early

question 28

Multiple Choice

The temperance reform movement of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries stigmatized

• A) middle-class white women.
• B) the Protestant clergy.
• C) the Irish,Italians,and Germans.
• D) those who refused to drink alcohol.

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Reserve Requirements

Central banks' mandates on the minimum reserve levels that financial institutions need to uphold for their deposits.

Securities

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Legal Reserves

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Vault Cash

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