The Washington Temperance Society Was Different from Other Reform Groups

question 98

Multiple Choice

The Washington Temperance Society was different from other reform groups in that it

• A)was a working-class organization.
• B)was not affiliated with any religious institutions.
• C)opposed prohibition legislation.
• D)supported male authority
• E)all of these choices

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