Theory of Temperance Movement
Religious Motivation for Temperance
Historical Development of Reform Movement
Unintended Consequences of War on Drugs (1969-Present)
Future of Reform Movement
State Authority v. Personal Autonomy Debate in Continuing Debate over “Drug” Decriminalization
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Introductory Overview Essay
Theory of Temperance Movement
Temperance as Form of Social Control
Historical Development of Reform Movement
First U.S. Efforts to Curb Alcohol Consumption
Late 19th Century U.S. Efforts to Curb Alcohol Consumption
Prohibition Experiment(s)
Key Moments
Carrie Nation Launches Her “Hatchetations” Campaign (1900)
NORML Founded to Campaign for Marijuana Law Reform (1970)
Nancy Reagan Initiates “Just Say No” Campaign (1982)
Intersection with Other Reform Movements
Temperance and Health Reform, Public Education Reform, Progressivism, and Religious Benevolence
Temperance and Woman’s Rights
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