The Temperance Movement, the Abolitionist movement, and the Movement to End Child Labor are examples of

A. Causes that were not widely supported and did not lead to the desired reforms

B. Change brought about by industrialization's wealthy philanthropists

C. Reform movements headed by newly-empowered groups

D. Unionized efforts to change the standard of living across many powerful groups

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The Temperance Movement, the Abolitionist movement, and the Movement to End Child Labor are examples of

A. Causes that were not widely supported and did not lead to the desired reforms

B. Change brought about by industrialization's wealthy philanthropists

C. Reform movements headed by newly-empowered groups

D. Unionized efforts to change the standard of living across many powerful groups

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Layne Harrington · Answer 1

The Temperance Movement, the Abolitionist movement, and the Movement to End Child Labor are examples of C. Reform movements headed by newly-empowered groups. These groups formed mainly in the 1800's to at least morally call for no alcohol drinking and no slavery and no child labour.