The Temperance Movement Between 1914 and 1919

question 51

Multiple Choice

The temperance movement between 1914 and 1919

• A) gained momentum as a result of World War I.
• B) was opposed by most conservative Christians.
• C) saw the Women's Christian Temperance Union peak at 125,000 members.
• D) resulted in the unanimous passage by states of the Eighteenth Amendment.
• E) gained the support of most Catholic immigrants.

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