In addition to classroom training, all participants are provided opportunities to practice using those techniques demonstrated during assigned practical field scenarios. Prerequisite There are no prerequisites for this course.
Temperance Movement. (Russian, trezvennichestvo), a religious sectarian movement that arose in Russia in the late 19th and early 20th centuries among the urban petite bourgeoisie.
The temperance movement started this idea of alcohol being bad and laid the foundation for the 18th amendment which prohibited alcohol in the early 20th century. The temperance movement during the antebellum period may not have been a complete success, however it laid the foundation for the changes that would come during the twentieth century. Key Figures: Neal Dow: was a New England business man who led the fight to make it illegal to sell alcohol.