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Julian Ojeda
on Nov 07, 2024Verified
The first major reform movement involved the desire of reformers to
A) improve factory working conditions.
B) provide adequate housing for orphans.
C) prohibit alcohol consumption.
D) improve sanitation.
Alcohol Consumption
The act of drinking beverages containing ethanol, which is a psychoactive substance with effects on the human body.
Reform Movement
A collective effort or campaign aiming to make social, political, or economic changes in society.
- Pinpoint the association between religious revivals and advancements in social reform, notably in the abolition and temperance initiatives.
- Assess the contribution of reform movements and their proponents in reshaping public attitudes and legislative measures addressing social issues.
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Learning Objectives
- Pinpoint the association between religious revivals and advancements in social reform, notably in the abolition and temperance initiatives.
- Assess the contribution of reform movements and their proponents in reshaping public attitudes and legislative measures addressing social issues.
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