They were a group of people that supported moral reforms and wanted to get rid of all vice and sin during the Progressive Movement. Their leader was Anthony Comstock. Two successes they had were the Comstock Law (made the distribution about Birth Control information illegal) and another law (unnamed?) making immoral things in the mail illegal.
They where a group of people who wanted moral reform in the late 1800's to the early 1900's. Some of the things they supported where prohibition, and the eradication or VD. They where often criticized for they imposed their views on others and sometimes came off as thinking that they were better. They also ran into trouble with their view vs. the scientific reformers. An example of this would be hookworm.
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The crusaders came from Europe and England.
Oklahoma, France and japan crusaders
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people who crusaded purity
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The goal prohibitionists and purity crusaders was to improve social and moral values as they saw it. Many disagreed this was an effective way to improve life.
The purity crusaders and prohibitionists shared one goal, and that is to promote moral values in American society. Both groups support the banning of vices such as gambling, prostitution, alcohol, drugs, and exotic dancing.
Prohibitionists wanted to eliminate the consumption of alcohol to reduce crime, poverty, and other social problems they believed were caused by drinking. Purity crusaders aimed to improve public health and hygiene by advocating for food and drug safety regulations, as well as promoting moral values in society.
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The goal of purity crusaders was to promote moral standards and uphold traditional values by combating vices such as alcoholism, prostitution, and immorality. They sought to purify society by establishing stricter laws and regulations to eliminate perceived social ills.
There were efforts to restrict foreign immigration. Chinese immigrants were excluded in 1882.
Yes The Crusaders
The hospitalers.
The crusaders who were the Peasant crusaders in 1096 and the Noble crusaders in 1097 wanted to re- capture the Holy Land which was important to them, as they were Christians. The Peasant crusaders failed, so the Nobles had to step up and take back the Holy Land.