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The temperance movement began in America's Protestant churches, first urged moderation, then encouraged drinkers to rid themselves of sin as well as slavery.
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This party played a cruicial role in a third party system. This popularity however loss it's fame once prohibition was repealed.
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Kansas at the time found themselves in a position that brought their lifestyle in the social, political, and moral spotlight for the rest of the United States. They believed that alcohol would cause damage to their own citizens and bring "the further spread of this moral and political curse"
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Throughout the 1920s many doors were opened for alternative methods of making/serving alcohol.
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