What is one group that was targeted by the women’s christian temperance union? saloon owners women workers settlement house residents reformers

The correct answer is: Saloon owners

The Women’s Christian Temperance Union was founded in Cleveland on November 18, 1874. The movement extended from Ohio, through the States of the North Center, to Iowa, Michigan, Kansas, California, Oregon and to the east to the Atlantic coast.

Its members were directly opposed to the owners of saloons to stop selling liquor, visiting all establishments in the cities where they were organized.

A. Saloon owners

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