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The consumption of intoxicating (alcoholic) beverages.
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What reform movement of the antebellum era?
Observance of the Sabbath, dueling, crime and punishment, the hours and conditions of work, poverty, vice, care of the disabled, pacifism, foreign missions, temperance, woman's rights, ,and the abolition of slavery.
How did reformers help to improve city life?
Reformers tried to improve city life because immigrants didn't have good places to live and places to work .Children couldn't go to school they had to work.
What did reformers do to make cities factories cleaner and safer?
they cleaned it
What lasting impact did father theobald mathew have on American society?
Temperance societies carried on his work after he left America. There is a link below.
What happened in 1838 due to work of reformers?
children ages 9 to 13 years old worked more than nine hours a day.
Carrie Nation was MOST known for her work in what late-19th and early-20th century movement?
Temperance
What did temperance movement advocate?
Members of the temperance movement wanted to outlaw the drinking and selling of alcoholic beverages. Many we women whom had had bad experiences with alcohol. For instance, Carrie Nation's husband became an alcoholic, and died. For this reason, Nation decided to work to outlaw alcohol.
Why did the Know-Nothing movement form?
To work against immigrants
What did neal Dow do for the temperance movement?
His goal was to reduce or eliminate the consumption (use) of alcohol. It was believed that alcohol caused disease, death, crime, abuse, poor work habits, and depression.
How did reformers work to ease the problems of growing citys?
dick
What name was given to reformers who believed in progress and wanted to work for it?
Reformers who believed in progress and wanted to work for it were called protestants. These are people who differed with certain ideologies in Catholicism.
How did the Second Great Awakening lead to reform movements?
The Second Great Awakening emphasized personal salvation and spiritual renewal, which motivated individuals to address social issues, such as slavery and alcohol consumption. This spiritual fervor cultivated a desire for social reform and inspired movements such as abolitionism, women's rights, and temperance. The religious revival of the Second Great Awakening sparked a wave of humanitarian efforts and social activism across the United States.
What reform movement of the antebellum era?
Observance of the Sabbath, dueling, crime and punishment, the hours and conditions of work, poverty, vice, care of the disabled, pacifism, foreign missions, temperance, woman's rights, ,and the abolition of slavery.
What has the author Cyrus Sturdivant written?
Cyrus Sturdivant has written: 'Sketches of the life and work of Capt. Cyrus Sturdivant, the prisoner's friend' -- subject(s): Church work with alcoholics, Temperance, Temperance and religion
What is an example of an action does no work?
No work is done when you push against something that is too heavy to move. A force has to cause movement for work to have been done.
What is an example of an action the does no work?
No work is done when you push against something that is too heavy to move. A force has to cause movement for work to have been done.
What name was given to reformers who believed in progress and wanted to work for?
progressives
