Answer: Due to the disagreement, the movement failed to secure the right to vote.
Explanation:
The Union of Christian Temperance of Women was founded during a progressive era. The movement eventually grew into the strongest women's movement in the United States. The movement fought for women's labor rights, prison reform, and as part of the platform was the idea of suffrage. In addition to the right to vote, the group also advocated abstinence from alcohol. Such attitudes contributed to disagreements within the group itself, causing discord and reducing the number of members because they could not agree on all the details. An alcohol lobby in the country also began to operate against the group, so they failed to exercise their right to vote.
