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This app allows you to keep being updated on elections, ballots, legislating, and more. You can also contact politicians, local offices, and federal offices. Carrie Nation would have this app so she could actively protest against alcoholism and support politicians who are against alcohol.

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This app allows people to observe the amount of money they save by not drinking. It allows you to set up goals and has different games to prevent you from drinking alcohol. Carrie Nation would have this app to explain that even if people are addicted to alcohol, they have the power to overcome it.

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This allows people to see what Congress members vote for and different bills. They can also see if a lawmaker supported them on a certain issue and can vote on legislation. Carrie Nation would have this app to see which lawmakers support the prohibition of alcohol.

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This song shows Carrie Nation's attitude towards men. Her first husband died because of alcohol which fueled her passion to prohibit alcohol. When she married again she continued breaking saloons even though her husband disagreed with her. She ignored him and continued her movement. After they divorced she was still strong and continued her movement. She never needed any men to tell her how to do things and what to do.

Lesley Gore "You Don't Own Me"

"You don't own me
I'm not just one of your many toys
You don't own me
Don't say I can't go with other boys

And don't tell me what to do
Don't tell me what to say
And please, when I go out with you
Don't put me on display 'cause

You don't own me
Don't try to change me in any way
You don't own me
Don't tie me down 'cause I'd never stay

I don't tell you what to say
I don't tell you what to do
So just let me be myself
That's all I ask of you"

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This song is on her phone because she broke many saloons. She was very radical in the alcohol prohibition movement. Instead of protesting she would smash saloons.

Erika Jo "I Break Things"

"'Cause I break things - anything I touch
I just get around 'em and I'm bound to tear 'em up
Yeah, I make things snap and fall apart
So if you want to hold me boy, you better watch your heart
'Cause I break things
'Cause I break things.
You say I'm nothin' you can't handle.
You're tougher than an Anvil.
Oh baby we'll see.
I'm like a wreckin' ball comin'
You're better off runnin' far away from me."

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Today 9:48 AM
Carrie Nation
Girls I am tried of our men being completely destroyed by this revolting liquid of sin.I believe that it was God's plan for me to be presented with the honor of relinquishing the devil's drink off this Earth. All I need is the help of you compassionate women to rid the world of this tainted substance.
Today 10:13 AM
Carrie we are all here by your side and are ready to do what it takes to make our men intact once again.
Today 10:15 AM
It is in God's will that men finally see the wrong that they are doing by consuming this vile substance.
Today 10:23 AM
Carrie Nation
We women must come together at once to finally cleanse the souls of the forsaken and bring the world back to a whole.

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This shows Carrie Nation's hate for alcohol. She and many others wish to ban alcohol because she believes they are root problems in the US. Any man who drinks is being "destroyed" by the alcohol.

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The wallpaper was a piece of propaganda during the time that Carrie Nation was trying to prohibit alcohol. The words on the bottle explain what alcohol does to the person drinking it and and what it does to a family. At the top it says words such as "crime", "destruction", weeping", and "death". In the middle it gives many numbers of money spent, drunkards, widowed women, etc... . The picture in the middle shows that alcohol plagues and kills men. The snake killing the man represents the effects of the alcohol. At the bottom it shows the numbers of each type of person who was affected by alcohol, both directly and indirectly. It includes criminals, smothered babies, murdered wives, orphaned children, murders. and more. This wallpaper would be used because Carrie Nation believes that alcohol is the root problem of America. The words on the bottle represent how she felt about alcohol

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This song is about Kentucky, the place where Carrie Nation grew up. She had many memories with her family in Kentucky. This is why she would this song on her phone.

Neil Diamond "Kentucky Woman"

"Kentucky woman
She shines with her own kind of light
She'd look at you once
And a day that's all wrong
Looks all right
And I love her
God knows, I love her

Kentucky woman
If she get to know you
She goin' to own you
Kentucky woman

Well, she ain't the kind
Makes heads turn at the drop of her name
But something inside
That she's got turn you on just the same
And she loves me
God knows, she loves me

Kentucky woman
If she get to know you
She goin' to own you
Kentucky woman"

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This is a picture of Carrie Nation's house. She was born in Kentucky and had many siblings. They grew up on a large farmhouse, but had to move due to the Civil War. After the war they returned to their house. This house holds many memories for Carrie Nation.

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This is a picture of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union members. This group wanted Kansas to enforce state liquor laws. Carrie Nation joined this group and took a radical view. Instead of protesting she would smash saloons with her hatchet.

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