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The American Temperance Society was created in 1826 in Boston Massachusetts . The leader was Lyman Beecher. The society urged the people to give up alcohol because they believed it reduced work efficiency and led to women and children being abused.

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"The Father of Prohibition," Neal Dow was an American politician and a temperance advocate. He created the Maine Law of 1851, which was a presaged prohibition in the United States.

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Neal Dow, sponsored the Maine Law of 1851, also known as the Dow Law, which prohibited the manufacture and sale of liquor. By 1857, 12 states had passed atleast one type of prohibition law. But by the 1860's many of the laws were overturned or repealed.

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During the Second Great Awakening, the ideas presented endowed humans with the capacity for moral behavior, Deism. Individuals were focusing on bettering themselves by going to church and forgiving their sins. They stopped drinking alcohol as a result and stressed the essential goodness of human nature rather than evil nature.

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Timothy Shay Arthur was the author of a book titled, "Ten Nights in a Barroom".  In his story, he describes how a little happy village was ruined by a tavern that popped up. The book was the second best selling book in the 1850's and brought a lot of attention to the topic of alcohol.

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Abuse of alcohol in the early 19th century caused many issues. There was an increased amount of work deficiency as well as an increase of physical towards women and children.

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The Temperance Movement resulted in a far less amount of women drinking than earlier in the century, a change in the nature of society due to the market revolution, led to the panic of 1837 due to a reduced demand of alcohol. The Temperance Movement led to being influential, a well as it was the least sectional of the reforms.

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Causes for Neal Dow being an advocate of temperance

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Causes for Neal Dow being an advocate of temperance

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Neal Dow grew up in an alcohol ridden environment, quickly building a hatred for what it did to his family and others. Later on in his life he organized a Temperance union in 1838 and he wrote a state prohibition law, to replace another he had been previously responsible for in 1846.

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Temperance was the act of moderately using alcohol, contrary to prohibition which was the act of making alcohol illegal.