Prohibition Flashcards

1
Q

What was home-made alcohol known as?

A

Moonshine

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2
Q

What were people who brought alcohol into the country illegally called?

A

Bootleggers

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3
Q

What caused prohibition?

A

The link between alcohol and anti-social/violent behaviour

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4
Q

What was the main consequence of prohibition?

A

Organised crime

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5
Q

What were illegal bars disguised as?

A

Jazz clubs

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6
Q

What were illegal bars called?

A

Speak-easys

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7
Q

How much did a gang member earn in 1926?

A

Up to $2million

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8
Q

How many speakeasys were in New York by the end of 1920

A

30,000

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9
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How many speakeasys were across the usa by the end of 1920?

A

200,000

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10
Q

What were supporters of prohibition called?

A

The dries

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11
Q

What enforcement was placed on prohibition?

A

The prohibition beuro was developed

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12
Q

How many agents did the prohibition beuro employ?

A

1500-2300

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13
Q

When did prohibition end?

A

5th December 1933

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14
Q

How long did prohibition last?

A

13 years

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15
Q

What act provided for the enforcement of Prohibition?

A

Volstead act

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