America Drinks History Flashcards

1
Q

The most popular spirit in Colonial America

A

Rum

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2
Q

Rum was made from

A

Sugar Cane

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3
Q

Sugar cane was planted in 1494 in the Caribbean by

A

Columbus

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4
Q

Early Colonials distillers imported ______ from the Caribbean to make their own rum.

A

Molasses

Sugar cane juice is triple boiled, then put in a centrifuge to make Molasses.

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5
Q

When the British cut off the supply of Molasses/Sugar cane, Colonials started to distill large amounts of _____ made from ___

A

Whiskey

Rye

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6
Q

George Washington began to tax this home made spirit, which led to the

A

Whiskey Rebellion

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7
Q

Many farmers left Pennsylvania and several other colonies in protest of these taxes and moved to the open frontier of Kentucky and Tennessee where the spirit they produced was now named

A

Bourbon

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8
Q

Rum was often mixed into ____ to make it taste better

A

Punch

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9
Q

Prohibition lasted from 1920-1933, it prohibited the ___,____,_____ of alcoholic beverages.

A

Manufacture, sale or transportation

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10
Q

The 3 places a person could Legally obtain alcohol during prohibition is

A

Drug store
Church
In your own home

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11
Q

The idea for Prohibition started a hundred years earlier with the

A

Temperance Movement

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