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prohibition

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what are moorals? standard\s of behavior or beliefs concerning what is acceprabale and not acceptable for themw to do
what is prohibition the act of not allowidng something to be used dor done during the 1920s this was when it was illiegal to make or sell alcohol
what is the 18th amendment banned the sell of alcohol in th united states
what is tvolstead act the qvolstead act provided penalties and a task force to enforce the new law or banning liquorr
what is temperance moderation or abstinence from the use of alcohol
what are the causes of prohobition 1. corruption - reformers considered liquor a prime cause of corruption 2. asocial problems - some felt that too much drinking led to crime , wife ad child abuse 3. religion t drinking alcohol was sinful 4. public health
what are the effectqs of prohibition - disarespectt aand the sviolaation of the law - smuggling liquor - emergenc e of black markets - growth of organized crime
how did drinkers violate the law drinkers went underground to hidden sallons and night clubs knon as speak easies people also violated the law by making their own liwuor and building their own liquor
where are speak easies found speak easies are q found in pent houses, cellars, office buildings, hardware stores, tea rooms
what did al copone take over alcopone took over the chicago mob in 1925
what charges were the wlaw enforcements wtrying to bust capone for prohibition charcges
what was capone imprisoned for al c apone was imprisoned for tax evasion
where did peopel buy liquor from peopel bought liquor from boot leggers
wha is boot legging carrying likqudor inside your boot
where was liquor smuggled from liquor was smuggled by boot leggers from canada, cuba and te west indies
why did crminal expand their buisness in every city because it providd a new source of income
why did proobition fail prohibition faialed becaus it was not a maajority movement. manay people did not support thr e prowhobition. there was not enough eqnforcement , and moost ffavors led to massie corruption and made gang members more pwerful
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