Once politically powerful in the us, what did the woman's christian temperance union primarily oppose?

Once politically powerful in the United States, the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union primarily opposed labor laws, prison reform, and suffrage.  The union was founded in November of 1874 in Cleveland, Ohio and became one the largest, most influential women’s groups during the 19th century.

answer; ///the declaration of independence;

because he had a big bear belly