The Anti-Saloon League differed from the Women's Christian Temperance Union in all of the following ways except

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The Anti-Saloon League differed from the Women's Christian Temperance Union in that it was far more political, had mostly male members, became the first modern, single-issue lobbying group in the U.S., and sought to pass laws on the state and local level. However, both groups advocated for temperance and prohibition, and both also engaged in education programs about the dangers of alcohol. Therefore, the main difference between the two groups was not in their education programs, but in their political strategies and demographic makeup.

The Anti-Saloon League Differed from the Women's Christian Temperance Union