What was the connection between the temperance movement and Prohibition?

The temperance movement opposed laws like Prohibition as a violation of individual rights.

The temperance movement supported state reform of economic policy, resulting in the constitutional amendment known as Prohibition.

The temperance movement achieved its major goal with the passage of Prohibition.

none of the above

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Aydan Carney

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23 May, 08:59

What was the connection between the temperance movement and Prohibition?

The temperance movement opposed laws like Prohibition as a violation of individual rights.

The temperance movement supported state reform of economic policy, resulting in the constitutional amendment known as Prohibition.

The temperance movement achieved its major goal with the passage of Prohibition.

none of the above

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Liam Gould · Answer 1

I would say the correct answer is - The temperance movement achieved its major goal with the passage of Prohibition.

The Temperance Movement was created in order to ban alcohol from America - and obviously, Prohibition prohibited everything that could endanger human health, especially alcohol and such substances. So in a way, the goal of the Temperance Movement was to achieve Prohibition, which lasted from 1920 to 1933.