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People wanted more jobs and people wanted the right to drink and buy alcohol. Times changed and so do people! 😡‼️👻

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People love to drink😊

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A massive change is hard on society when everyone is so used to a certain system such a Drastic change is hard to adapt to especially when we see all these negatives that came with this change such as higher crime rates and these organized groups selling illegal Alcohol blah blah blah

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People of the U. S. are very touchy about their freedoms and their ability to relieve stress. Alcohol has been fundamental in U. S. culture, so taking it away, especially in a time of need, was of course going to cause a huge uproar. This tells me that when it comes to alcohol, ALL Americans can rally behind a cause and protest in a united fashion.

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The publics opinion shifted when they were in the thick of it during the great depression and people wanted more jobs and money

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Public opinion shifted because they wanted their BEER!

Also crime was up

And puritans are annoying

This can reflect on how the government doesn’t reflect what a community wants because they had an idea to change something that was opposed by lots of society, but still passed it anyways, and it led to horrible outcomes

WE LOVE ALCHOL

DRINK AND DRIVE IN A SCHOOL ZONE‼️‼️‼️🗣

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The publics opinion shifted because people at the time valued alcohol and liquor a whole lote, making the 18th amendment make crime be higher because there was no alcohol for the people.

This show is that laws might be a good decision at first but it might back fire when the public feels different about it 🍺🍾🥃

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18th & 21st Amendments -- great example of how the U.S. Constitution is the "Great American Experiment."

I don't think public opinion changed drastically. I think money often has greater power than our voices and concerns for society well-being.

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When it was in place, it was thought to be a solution to liquor related incidents in the States, but when people lost their alcohol, many groups wanted to make a profit off of the sale of an rare item.

Plus the Great Depression happened, and making new jobs off a precious market would help recover.

I say that sometimes people don't know what's best until they try! Trial and error!

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People’s opinions changed because they really like getting drunk. a little too much

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The Great Depression increased the need for tax revenue, making legalizing alcohol an appealing solution, which helped drive the repeal of the 18th Amendment. This shows that laws may fail when they don’t align with evolving community views, becoming unenforceable and rejected.

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I’m not very sure to be honest, maybe because people became accustomed to drinking liquor and getting drunk.

Personally can’t be me chat on Bob

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people wanted better access to treat their drinking problems and were willing to fight law until they were listened to

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The 18th amendment was a morality law and the federal government overstepped its jurisdiction. However, society did and still does pay a price for addiction

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People sometimes just find a way to de-stress or relieve themselves and find a way to find a vice that will help them with that wether it’s good or bad 

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People sometimes just find a way to de-stress or relieve themselves and find a way to find a vice that will help them with that wether it’s good or bad 

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People lean on alcohol as a form of medicine ( basically it helps them ignore there feelings and problems) or they lean on it so they can have fun

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Because people love alcohol and money

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The public wanted alcohol to feel some sort of joy or to relax. Since this privilege was taken away, they disliked the 18th amendment for it.

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The amendment created even more organized crime and creating jobs helped the current situation of Great depression