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RZM

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16. That was true for prohibition as well

Fri Jan 6, 2012, 04:14 PM

Jan 2012

Women and women's groups were major forces in the temperance movement. I think much of that was because of women's roles in managing the household. Women had to deal with the negative consequences that an alcoholic spouse or relative brought into the home.

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That was true for prohibition as well RZM Jan 2012 #16

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