The Washingtonians were unique in their fight for reform because
A) ?they were all women.
B) ?they all came from families that had been torn apart by alcohol abuse.
C) ?they pledged first to stop drinking themselves and then to help others quit drinking.
D) ?they pledged all of their personal wealth and belongings to the movement.
C
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The Neutrality Act of 1935
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All of the following were "captains of industry" except
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