Each of the following was a result of the temperance campaign of the 1830s EXCEPT ________.

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The temperance campaign of the 1830s led to the establishment of numerous local temperance organizations, made temperance a mark of respectability among middle-class men, significantly altered the drinking habits of middle-class American males, and saw a decline in the per capita consumption of hard liquor. However, the claim that large numbers of confirmed drunkards were cured is not a direct result of the temperance campaign, as the movement primarily focused on promoting abstinence and changing societal attitudes towards alcohol consumption rather than curing alcoholism.

Each of the Following Was a Result of the Temperance