Through a network of women's clubs, temperance associations, and social reform organizations, women exerted a growing influence on public affairs.

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Women's clubs, temperance associations, and social reform organizations in the late 19th and early 20th centuries provided platforms for women to influence public affairs, advocate for social reforms, and contribute to the improvement of their communities, despite having limited political rights at the time.

Through a Network of Women's Clubs, Temperance Associations, and Social