Many women joined the movement, particularly the temperance movement, because they believed that alcohol caused problems for families and jobs. They often witnessed firsthand the negative effects of alcohol consumption, such as domestic violence, poverty, and unemployment, which could harm their families and communities. While some women were fervent advocates for complete prohibition, the broader motivation was rooted in the desire to protect families and improve societal conditions by reducing alcohol consumption.
Why did many women join the movement?
They wanted to encourage Americans to drink alcohol in any way they chose.
They believed that alcohol caused problems for families and jobs.
They wanted to force all Americans to completely stop drinking alcohol.
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