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speakeasys have chagege the world for the better. during prohibition, people had to learn how to coop without alchole and suffer harsh withdraws. people would do anything to party and rink again, which led to the creation of illegal bars. these bars allowed people to enjoyed the old days of alcoholic beverages and community get together. protest also began to gain gravity with people across the world due to how angry everyone was about prohibition.

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Speakeasies started to appear after the 18th Constitutional Amendment was passed causing the Prohibition. They were secret bars that sold alcohol illegally to those who bought it. Speakeasies had many names throughout their time of operation including Blind Tigers, Blind pigs, and Juice Joints. They had a hidden room with barely drinkable booze and were mostly run by gangsters. They often had customers that were Flappers too. Flappers were basically just girls with short hair and short skirts. Some of the speakeasies from the 20s are still around today. One of these still open is the Landmark Inn. They also booked jazz acts like Louis Armstrong, Fats Waller, and Fletcher Henderson.

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Speakeasy: a secret bar.

Juice Joint: speakeasy.

Blind Pig: speakeasy.

Rum-runner: smuggles alcohol across a border.

Boot-legger: alcohol smuggler.

Joint: an establishment.

Moonshine: a bootleg alcohol.

Cocktail: mixture of alcohols.

Pansies: masking drinks.

Blind Tiger: lower class speakeasy

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqsAMJEIQ8I

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This is a menu for a speakeasy. The have Gin, Rye, Scotch, and High Grade. They have a lot of items on the menu. This connects to the current day because we still go to bars/pubs and order these things.

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This is an Anti-Prohibition protest. They are saying they should be able to some home and drink a beer after a long day at work. They are using phrases such as "Beer for Prosperity", "Very Few Work", and "Balance the Budget". This connects to the current day because a lot of people drink beer after work and would hate to have that taken away.

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this is picture of a speakeasy band performing for customers.
FUN fact: the band was always instructed to perform specific songs whenever a raid was being prepared out side the establishment.

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I really like the look of this website. It has a nice design. It also has quite a few more pictures than the first website. It explains slang for alchohol like coffin varnish white mule, horse liniment, monkey rum, panther sweat, rot gut, and tarantula juice. These were used to trick officers.

http://theroaringtwentieshistory.blogspot.com/2010/06/prohibition-and-speakeasies.html

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This site provides great context on how temperance started. Turns out temperance started in the 1830s and was only advocating for abstinence from hard liquor and drinking other liquor in moderation. It also tells us how the movement went for it's beginning years. it wasn't very successful with Civil War veterans.

https://www.legendsofamerica.com/ah-prohibitionspeakeasy/

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smuggling alcohol became a popular crime in the 1920s. so many people need to get there fix. and here are the people that do it across the Europe sea
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rum-running