The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
A) was a labor union for women who worked in alcohol distilleries across the country.
B) worked to bring about a stronger Sunday school curriculum across several Protestant churches.
C) worked to bring about the ban of using wine during communion at church services.
D) emerged as a national organization dedicated to banning the sale and distribution of alcohol.
Answer: D
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