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The use of alcohol used within people even though it was against the law. This led to crime, domestic violence, child abandonment, etc.

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- Women wanted a stop to alcohol abuse
- Susan B. Anthony was a famous feminist and Prohibitionist whose name was known by many people.

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-They tried to reduce drinking by eliminating the businesses that manufactured, distributed and sold alcoholic beverages.

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Temperance movement was to help consumption of alcohol beverages

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This led to the installation of the 18th amendment. Establishing the prohibition of alcoholic beverages and declaring that the production, transport, and sale of alcohol (not the consumption of private possession) illegal.

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Founded in 1873 this was one of the leading advocates during the 1920’s.

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Speakeasies and bootleggers were against the whole idea of stopping the use of alcohol, and found ways to still get alcohol. The speakeasy were known to obtain liquor illegally; drinkers of alcohol went underground to hidden saloon and nightclubs. Therefore bootleggers we’re smugglers of carrying liquor in the legs of boots and people bought liquor from bootleggers.

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Speakeasies could be found everywhere in penthouses, cellars, rooming houses, office buildings, tenements, hardware and stores.

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1920s Speakeasy, U.S., Prohibition, Drinking, Dancing, Archive Footage

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From the Kinolibrary archive film collections. To order the clip clean and high res visit http://www.kinolibrary.com. Clip ref KLR672 1920s speakeasy, people walk up to entrance, drinking dancing, roaring twenties

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Organized crime contributed with prohibition they were going against the law leading to an organized crime in nearly every major city.

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Many argued that having the slaves of alcohol would have reduced criminal activity due to the rise of advocates; it in fact directly contributed to the rise of organized crime

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Al Capone, a notorious Italian gangster in Chicago, he was known for his violence and reign during the prohibition era. His Irish rival, Bugs Moran, was quickly eliminated by Capone along with seven other members of his gang.

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February 14, 1929 St. Valentine’s Day Massacre. The down fall of Al Capone was executed by American crime fighter: Elliot Ness. Over on the east coast, Lucky Luciano, an Italian born gangster, dominated New York as a rum runner. He was considered the father of modern organized crime in the United States

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Elliot Ness was an American prohibition agent. He was a leader of the law enforcement agents from Chicago, but most importantly he was known for bringing down Al Capone enforce prohibition in Chicago.

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Bugs Moran was known as a famous bootlegger and he ran the North side gang in Chicago, he was part of the well known North side gang.

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Lucky Luciano was one of the most powerful chief of American Organized crime, he was the father of modern organized crime. Alcohol became one of many opportunities to make money. Lucky Luciano became one of the big six of bootlegging. Also has the nickname “lucky” because he survived a savage attack.