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The Temperance Movement By: Shakira Basby Chelsea Sawyer Lindsay Peavy

How it Began Hard-Drinkers 2 nd Great Awakening 18 th Amendment

WCTU Women's Christian Temperance Union Founded Stop Influence Community Sin Pledge

Reformers Susan B. Anthony Frances E. Willard Carry A. Nation

Susan B. Anthony Quaker Preachers- Corrupt things Conventions Back

Frances E. Willard WCTU 2 nd President Formed Worldwide W.C.T.U. Back

Carry A. Nation Very Religious Public Speaker Saloon Attacks “Hatchet Crusader” Back

Georgia State Temperance Society 1828 Baptist State Convention Augusta Atlanta

General Information English Colonies Sale Alcohol Definition President Woodrow Wilson

General Information Most Successful Reform Crusades View Propaganda

General Information Continued Children Lithograph

Sources d=h : America Past and Present, 8 th Edition, Divine, Breen, Fredrickson, Williams, Gross, Brands, social-movememts/what-was-temperance- movememt?print=1

Sources Continued The Conflict Between Man and Alcohol, Henry William Blair, 1888 The Cyclopedia of Temperance and Prohibition, Funk & Wagnalls, social-movememts/what-was-temperance- movememt?print=1