Which of the following movements tried to stop people from drinking too much alcohol in the 1800s? the women’s rights movement the abolition movement the second great awakening the temperance movement

The temperance movement

Explanation:

The movement for temperance, sobriety, moderation, and restraint, was a movement that emerged in the late eighteenth century and criticized alcohol consumption, promoted abstinence and pressured the government to enact anti-alcohol laws. Their modes of pressure were varied, street demonstrations, sung in front of liquor stores among others.

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