Which Group or Cause Became the Primary Driver of the Temperance

question 7

Multiple Choice

Which group or cause became the primary driver of the Temperance Movement according to the author of this chapter?

• A) industrialization and excessive drinking proved to be incompatible for a compliant and productive working class
• B) foreign immigrants who were believed to drink in excess
• C) alcohol fueled the abuse of women
• D) drinking less would better acclimate the new immigrants to the previous levels of morality and social drinking

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Definitions:

Electromagnetic Receptors

Sensory receptors in certain organisms that can detect electromagnetic fields, facilitating navigation, prey location, or communication.

Migrating

The process of moving from one region or habitat to another, often seasonally, as seen in many animal species.

Electromagnetic

Pertaining to or emanating from the interaction of electric and magnetic fields, referring to the full spectrum of waves from radio to gamma rays.

Electroreceptors

Specialized cells or organs in some aquatic animals that allow them to detect electric fields in their environment, aiding in navigation, hunting, and communication.