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PROHIBITION

TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT Alcohol being consumed in excess by men From working long hours and two many days led to this work related stress, then drank away there sorrows Often would rob the family of their money earned When men came home from drinking they often beat up their wives and children

18TH AMENDMENT Prohibits the manufacture, transport and sale of liquor after January 16, The Volstead Act was enacted by Congress to ensure the proper enforcement of Prohibition.

DRY OR WET? Who were the “dry’s” and what did they fight for? Lines 1-15 Who were the “wet’s” and what did they fight for? Lines 16-30

Political Cartoon Activity Answer the questions relating to each cartoon Make a note of what side of the argument each cartoon is supporting? While you work Question: Who do you think has the advantage or wins?

There was a place in America during Prohibition, where people gathered to drink and dance and forget their woes. Would-be customers were often met at the door of an unmarked building by steely eyes peering through a small slot. They called this place a speakeasy.