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The government makes Alcohol legal again

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The government makes Alcohol legal again

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Politicians and police officers were being involved with bootlegging anyway: those who are supposed to enforce the law are breaking the law. Making alcohol legal again would mean that selling alcohol doesn’t have to be so expensive anymore and causes the downfall of bootlegging businesses. This would also mean that the government will be making money off of this.

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When Al Capone took over Torrio’s bootlegging business, a turf war broke out. St. Valentines Day Massacre was another shoot out where Al Capone’s men dresses as police officers who shot 7 rival gang members dead.

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The members in WCTU increased when other issues were being addressed such as child labor, prostitution, public health, women’s suffrage, and more.

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Bootleggers are involved in the mafia who initiate crime, including drug dealing, robbery, murder, etc.
During the “roaring twenties”, Bootleggers began transporting and selling alcohol through speakeasies, a secret location to hide illegal activities. They help the rise of organized crime. People like Al Capone, were huge threats, he was the boss in the Chicago Outfit.

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Organizations like the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) strived to end alcohol use because they wanted home life safer for women and children

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Most women’s husbands were alcoholics which made them abusive, and alcohol started affecting workers jobs.
The 18th amendment was the prohibition of alcohol which was initially used to prevent crime, but it did the opposite.