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Speakeasies often had secret entrances and were frequented by those seeking a drink in defiance of the law.

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Speakeasies were private, unlicensed bars that operated during the Prohibition

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Gangsters took advantage of the ban because they made underground bars and began to illegally traffic drugs.

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Speakeasy owners bribed police officers so they wouldn't raid their speakeasy.

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A bigger speakeasy bar

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The 21st amendment repealed the 18th amendment, and endend the era of prohibition.

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The 18th amendment was to prohibit the manufacture, sale, and transportion of alcohol. Was around during 1920-1933.

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The U.S. Voted sober

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Protesting that they want beer.

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Speakeasies and Illegal Alcohol Trade During Prohibition, 1920

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A speakeasy bar

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during the time they made alcohol illegal