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Who was one of the leading crusaders against the use of alcohol?
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∙ 9y ago
One of the leading crusaders against the use of alcohol was the Women's Temperance league founded by Francis Willard. There was also a man named Aaron Watkins who was important in the fight for prohibition in the 1920's.
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Carrie Nation was a prominent figure in the crusade against alcohol in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. She was known for her aggressive tactics, including smashing up saloons and bars with a hatchet in her fight against alcohol consumption.
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∙ 12y agoProgresive Wemon
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∙ 10y agopeople against alcohol are called what
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Prohibitionists and purity crusaders shared the goal of?
The purity crusaders and prohibitionists shared one goal, and that is to promote moral values in American society. Both groups support the banning of vices such as gambling, prostitution, alcohol, drugs, and exotic dancing.
Who were the Crusaders fighting against and what were they fighting for?
The F8 Crusader was America's last true gunfighter, with guns as it's primary weapon, and not missiles. The Crusader fought only one war; Vietnam, against NVAF MiG17s, MiG19s, and MiG21s.
Is cache creek an alcohol free casino?
No, but alcohol is only served in one of the many bars in the casino, and only one drink at a time. These restrictions were imposed by Yolo County officials due to the winding roads leading to the casino.
Why where there so many crusaders?
The crusaders won the first one but then Saladin called a Jihad onto the crusaders and captured Jerusalem. After that the christians tried to reclaim it but failed almost everytime and when they failed they tried again, and again.
Who was England's leading run-scorer in the recent one-day series against Australia?
Eoin Morgan
About of the Crusaders survived the trip to Asia Minor?
one third
Where are the crusaders rugby team from?
There are two crusader teams. One are the rugby league side Celtic crusaders and one is the union side from Canterbury in the South Island of New Zealand.
One group of crusaders burned and looted this Christian city?
Constantinople
What were the methods of fighting of the Crusaders?
For the Crusaders in the Middle Ages, one fighting-method might be utilized over another in any given battle or campaign; however, three basic methods were generally available. The first was horse-related, with the armored knight as its most fearsome example. The second was the foot-advance, with diversely armed soldiers, whether using blades, cudgels, or spears of some kind, advancing against the enemy. The third was bow-based: stringed/bow weapons were increasingly used by the Crusaders, with the crossbow eventually serving as an especially effective weapon against their Arabic opponents.
Where are the Crusaders in AQWorlds?
Typer /join citadel BTW...only one crusader
About how many of the crusaders survived the trip to Asia minor?
30,000
How did the Pope and King of the Crusaders react when they found out about Saladin's victory?
This question would, under normal circumstances, be difficult to answer because Saladin won numerous victories against the Crusaders and, in theory, could have prompted different responses. However, this was not the case. King Richard, who was the King of England and who commanded the Crusaders (he was not King of the Crusaders and had no legal standing over German, French, Byzantine, or Italian Crusaders), had a deep appreciation and respect for Saladin. (Saladin also admired and respected King Richard.) As one would imagine, Richard was disappointed, though, whenever he lost to Saladin. The Pope had a consistently negative attitude towards Islam and was both frightened and angered by Saladin's victories as they threatened the vitality and strength of Oriental Christendom.
