An illustration titled Woman's Holy War, Grand Charge on the Enemy's Works. Women and little girls are riding horseback with an axe and shield. Barrels labeled whiskey, gin, rum, beer, and brandy are broken open and liquid spills across the ground. Why would portraying a woman on horseback and in armor be an effective representation of the temperance movement? It shows how women are at war with alcohol use. It shows how horses were used to deliver the alcohol to saloons. It shows how women needed more weapons to fight alcohol use. It shows how men would be afraid of a woman in armor.

The correct answer is - It shows how women are at war with alcohol use.

Explanation:

In the work of the illustration and represntation of titled Woman's Holy War, Grand Charge on the Enemy's Works potrayed girls and women as riding on the horses with axe and armor also represented the beer drums or alcohol whiskey gin and other bevrages.

This representation show the war against the alcohol from the side of women and childrens that they are agaisnt their man and family head waste their life and future in alcohol which helps in the temperance movement.

the intolerable acts were punitive laws passed by the british parliament in 1774 after the boston tea party. in great britain, these laws were referred to as the coercive acts.