1. Temperance Movement

2. 8-5.8
Compare the Progressive Movement in SC with the national movement, including the impact on temperance; women's suffrage; labor laws; and educational, agricultural, health, and governmental reform.

3. Unit 12 SLM: Social Reform
EQ: How does the Progressive movement in SC compare to the national Progressive movement? Vocabulary: Prohibition Temperance Movement State Dispensary System Dry county

4. Temperance Movement
Began in the 1800’s and tried to convince people to avoid alcoholic beverages.

5. Prohibition Video

7. Served

8. Tillman substituted the State Dispensary system
Social conservative farmers supported prohibition and voters approved a referendum in favor of prohibition; the state legislature passed a prohibition bill
Tillman substituted the State Dispensary system
The state would control the distribution of alcohol

12. Prohibition Breaks Down
Over the next years many S. Carolinians (as well as lots of folks in other states) continued to be engaged in:
Making illegal liquor (moonshine)
Distributing illegal liquor (bootlegging)
Drinking illegal liquor