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Prohibition

Prohibition Era Refers to the period from January 1920 until April 1933 when the 18th Amendment was in effect.

Early Movement Begins with the Temperance Movement (1800s) Social Movement Goal- abstain to protect individual health and family well-being Temperance and morality were the slogan of the day Temperance eventually finds followers who feel that a total ban would be better for the nation- The Prohibition Movement is formed

Early Movement During WWI, more supporters for the Movement. Wheat/barley needed to make beer/alcohol and this would be better used overseas feeding our soldiers. It is patriotic to support war effort/Prohibition States instituted the National Prohibition Enforcement Act which forbade the manufacture and sale of beverages with an alcoholic content greater than 0.5 percent. This was done in many states long before the Amendment was passed. So many states were “dry” before the amendment. (Thanks World War I)

18th Amendment

NY Times Slide Show Pictures of Prohibition http://www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2011/09/25 /arts/television/25NOVICK.html

Results of Prohibition Speakeasies were created as places for people to drink alcoholic beverages Bootleggers made and smuggled alcohol illegally and promoted organized crime Repealed by the 21st Amendment? Why?

Why Did America Change its Mind Work through the documents with your table. You only need to physically write down the answers to the background essay questions. For the rest of the documents, you need only to discuss the answers. Make sure your answers are derived using evidence from the documents. Work collectively to create a 12pt. Essay outline!

The Nobel Experiment Ends How did America’s attitude towards Prohibition Change over time? Why?