At the time it was passed, prohibition was widely looked upon as

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Prohibition was seen as a progressive reform led by churches and women who saw alcohol consumption as a threat to families, morality, and society as a whole. The Women's Christian Temperance Movement and other organizations played a key role in promoting prohibition as a way to improve public health and social conditions. It was largely seen as a moral and social issue, rather than an ethnic or labor-related one.

At the Time It Was Passed, Prohibition Was Widely Looked