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1900
_________ Joined in the push to outlaw alcohol. |
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Anti-Saloon League
Women's Christian Temperance Movement
American Temperance Movement
Evangelical Protestants
Paulin Sabin |
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| Who was in favor of Prohibition? |
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1917
More than ____ of states had legislation that restricts alcohol. |
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-Hurt families
-Promoted crimes |
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| What were moral arguments for prohibition? |
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-Discipline of soldiers
-Needed grain for food |
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| What were WWI arguments for prohibition? |
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-Against immigrants
-Rural against city
-Protestant Fundamentalism against everyone |
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| What were biases involved in prohibition? |
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| Amendment was proposed in ______ to make illegal the sale. distribution, and production of alcohol. |
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| In 1919 __________ __________. |
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| Federal government never had more that ________ _________ nation wide. |
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| Local government had _______ incentive to enforce law. |
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| What did the Volstead Act do when it took effect in 1920? |
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| Bootleggers, Moonshine, and Speakeasies |
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| What were oppositions toward prohibition being passed? |
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| Government said that they were only stopping _____ of liquor smuggled in to the U.S. |
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| Famous Chicago gang leader |
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| What was a tactic for gang leaders to stay out of trouble? |
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| Who was the "Untouchable" police officer? |
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| What crime was al Capone convicted of? |
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| ST. Valentine's Day Massacre |
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| What event occurred in 1929, that killed 8 people? |
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| What amendment repealed prohibition? |
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