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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Effect Size Formula

A calculation used to describe the strength of the relationship between two variables.

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The standard deviation of the entire population under study, representing the total variability within the population data.

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