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Urban and Social Reforms Answers

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The strength of the temperance movement came from .

A
factory owners
B
saloonkeepers
C
women
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What did you include in your answer?

A
to Americanize, to acculturate, to assist, or to assimilate
B
to help immigrants learn English
C
to teach immigrants about American life
D
to teach immigrants about American government
E
to provide social services, such as health care, child care, or job training
F
to provide a place for people to socialize or have fun
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How did temperance reformers believe that drinking was connected to poverty?

A
They believed that all factory workers drank alcohol to excess.
B
They believed drinking took money that less fortunate people needed to live.
C
They believed the crime rate in areas of cities where workers lived was high.
4

Which statement best reflects Gladden’s ideas as expressed here?

A
The rich have a moral Christian duty to help the poor.
B
It is sinful that the rich live comfortable and luxurious lives.
C
The rapid increase in wealth is the cause of poverty.

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