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Define Speakeasy. What did they require for entry?

These were secret bars where patrons could drink illegal liquor.

100

Define bootlegger. Where did this term come from?

A person who transported and smuggled illegal alcohol, many time hiding small bottles inside shoes or boots.

100

Who was Al Capone?

A Crime boss in Chicago. Became infamous during prohibition

100

These were the people tasked specifically with enforcing Prohibition 

Prohibition Agents

200

What was moonshine? How did it get its name?

Illegal, high proof made in secret. Usually made at night by the light of the moon

200

This was the MAIN PROBLEM that the government faced when trying to enforce prohibition

not enough prohibition agents


200

Why were police not helpful in enforcing prohibition?

They were also drinking, and sometimes paid off by prohibition violators 

200
What did the US government sometimes do to barrels of illegal alcohol they found to deter people from drinking?

poisoned them

300

The new Prohibition law turned average citizens into:

Criminals 

300

This was the movement to end the consumption of alcohol 

The Temperance Movement 

300
Where are 2 places we discussed that people hid their liquor when transporting it?

On their body, in boots, in suitcases, in cars, loaves of bread, secret compartments 

300

Define Organized Crime

Crimes of all sorts (in this case liquor) committed by a group of people on a large scale

400

Describe the "Noble Experiment" of the 1920s

The new Prohibition law

400

These were 3 groups that were in favor of Temperance 

Women, Churches and Employers

400

What are 3 things that temperance leaders said alcohol would cause?

Domestic violence, poverty, disease, death, mental illness, suicide

400

This amendment made Prohibition a national law

18th Amendment 

500

Prohibition lasted from ________ to _________

(give me the years)

1920 - 1933

500

Name two loopholes in the Prohibition law

Doctors could prescribe alcohol, Only transportation/sale/manufacture was outlawed but not consumption

500

This amendment repealed Prohibition

21st Amendment 


500

describe what happened during the St. Valentines Day massacre?

This event happened when 7 members of "Bugs" Moran's gang were gunned down by members of Al Capone's gang who were dressed as cops

500

How many prohibition agents were tasked with enforcing prohibition in the whole country?

1500