-
prohibiting the sale of
alcohol in the UK. This hard-line
group of
prohibitionists was
opposed by
other temperance organisations who
preferred moral persuasion...
-
since gone on to
criticize it as neo-
prohibitionist,
stating that MADD "has
become far more neo-
prohibitionist than I had ever
wanted or
envisioned …...
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personal motivation to do so.[citation needed] The
difficulty of
enforcing prohibitionist laws also
criticized as
resulting in
selective enforcement, wherein...
- such as
social conservatives, anti-prostitution feminists, and
other prohibitionists. Such
groups view
prostitution variously as a
crime or as victimization...
-
States Methodist preacher and
prohibitionist politician who was a
lifelong opponent of slavery. He was the
Prohibitionist presidential nominee in 1904...
- most people, he
balanced the
ticket as a moderate, a Wilsonian, and a
prohibitionist with a
famous name. Roosevelt, then 38,
resigned as ****istant Secretary...
-
Eighteenth Amendment on
December 5, 1933. Led by
Pietistic Protestants,
prohibitionists first attempted to end the
trade in
alcoholic drinks during the 19th...
-
March 23, 1937. p. 23.
Retrieved August 23, 2022. "
Prohibitionists Historical Vote Record".
Prohibitionists.org.
Archived from the
original on
March 3, 2016...
- fourth,
behind the
Prohibitionists, in
every New
England state. 3% of the vote in New
England went to
third parties, with the
Prohibitionists accounting for...
-
Prostitution laws
varies widely from
country to country, and
between jurisdictions within a country. At one extreme,
prostitution or **** work is legal...
