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Although the government's efforts to keep America "dry" it was repealed.

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People that heavily supported prohibition wanted to rewrite the bible so that all alcohol references were gone

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aka "Booze Cruises" would sail out to the middle of the ocean where it is legal to drink. Often times the cruise would go in circles

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They strongly supported Prohibition

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Women's Christian Temperance Union heavily enforced the Volstead Act

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They spent more money on trying to control the illegal distribution of alcohol then just letting them have it legally

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The Congressmen and Senators we're the fact themselves violating the act. Showing how if they couldn't follow the law how did they expect the citizens to do it themselves

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- had trouble controlling the illegal alcohol smuggling

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Crime rates had increased during the Prohibition era instead of what they hoped to decrease it
-Al Capone was the famous multi-million dollar bootlegger

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- They made the act to cleanse society
- also wanted to decrease the serious problems in the community because they thought alcohol was the central source of it

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-They would illegally sell bootleg liquor to the public
-They got their name because they had to whisper a secret code to a locked door in order for them to get it

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the prevention by law of the manufacture and sale of alcohol, especially in the US between 1920 and 1933