Temperance Movement

Who began the Temperance Movement?

• James Madison

• Quakers

• Evangelical Reformers

• The colonists

What did the Temperance Movement lead to?

• Prohibition of alcohol

• World War II

• Extreme riots and protests

• Increased consumption of alcohol

What methods did Evangelical Reformers NOT employ?

• Focused on family

• Group confession/prayer

• Sudden emotional conversion

• Preach ideas of movement to others

What did the Temperance Movement primarily affect?

• Slavery laws

• Consumption of alcohol

• Womens rights

True or False, the Temperance Movement led to the ratification of the 18th amendment.

• True

• False

Which of the following did the Evangelical Reformers NOT see as a method to decrease alcohol?

• Ben Franklin's method of self-discipline

• Religious conversion

• Individual effort and moral discipline

• Emotional conversion

What did the 21st amendment accomplish?

• It repealed the 18th amendment by legalizing the sale and consumption of alcohol.

• It repealed the 15th amendment.

• It repealed the 19th amendment by legalizing the sale and consumption of alcohol.

Define prohibition

• Total ban on the sale and consumption of tobacco

• Partial ban on the sale and consumption of tobacco

• Total ban on the sale and consumption of alcohol

• Partial ban on the sale and consumption of alcohol

What denomination most closely relates with Evangelical Ideology?

• Catholics

• Presbyterians

• Quakers

• Lutherans

Through the Evangelical social reform, what did Finney and his religious followers gain?

• New insight to Presbyterian beliefs

• Respect for other denominations

• Control of the American Temperance Society

• Control of British Temperance Society