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Trinidad Solis
Diana Nunez
Paola Guillen
Kimberly Meza

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How does this document help explain why Americans wanted to repeal the 18th Amendment?

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How does this document help explain why Americans wanted to repeal the 18th Amendment?

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This makes Americans who've been following and respecting the Volstead Act question congressmen and senators when they have been breaking their own laws. So Americans start to believe that they shouldn't follow this amendment and demand a change.

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What is the author of the document most upset about?

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What is the author of the document most upset about?

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Mable Walker Willebrandt is most rattled about the hypocrisy of the congress and senators. They are implementing  laws and prosecuting alcohol users who break the Volstead Act. However, they congress and senators are also consuming alcohol.

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The Volstead Act  forbade the sell, and use of alcoholic beverages in 1919.

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Mabel Walker Willebrandt was put in charge of Prohibition enforcement policy in August of 1921. She was the one to administrate cases that violated the Volstead Act.
When she found out that congressmen and senators were violating the laws they've implemented she became upset and hungry for justice. Americans became angry and found it unfair that they have been respecting the Volstead Act this whole time. They were starting to believe themselves shouldn't follow the amendment since the once who implemented the law weren't following it themselves.

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Who is the author of the document and what government position did she hold?

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Who is the author of the document and what government position did she hold?

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The author of the Document D is Mabel Walker Willebrandt. She was the Deputy U.S. Attorney General for Prohibition. Her profession was to administrate cases that violated the Volstead Act.