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Carrie would have used this app because she went around to bars and saloons and smashed them , and this app would have made it a lot easier to find more and make her time more efficient because she could hit more saloons in a fewer amount of time.

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Carrie would have had group me, a social app that allows you to make a group chat and mass text several people at once. Often people joined her for her smashings and she could have spread the word a lot faster and more effience with this app. More people probably would have joined in if she had this.

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Carrie would have used instagram in order to spread her campaign further. Back then, really the only way to spread the word is through marches, letters, and events. If Carrie had instagram, she could have had a stronger campaign for prohibition because more people would know about it and rally together. Carrie's fight against alcohol would have been more well known and supported.

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Carrie would have this picture because it shows a smashed up bar and this picture represents her goals being met because she was doing something about the alcohol problem in the town she lived in, medicine lodge.

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Carrie would have a picture of her hatchet that she used to smash bars because it was a huge symbol of her struggles and fight for prohibition. She was known throughout town as the mysterious hatchet saloon smasher. It was important and needed by her and became a significant motivational symbol of prohibition.

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Carrie would have a picture of her in jail because she went to jail several times, but each time she went to jail, she was only more determined to get out and make a difference. With her bold spirit, it would have fueled her to continue making a change standing up for what she believed in, no matter the cost or consequence since she believed God asked her to give herself towards this cause and to do whatever it took.

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Carrie Nation's wallpaper would have been a picture from the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union members with a poster saying, "Lips that touch liquor shall not touch ours" because she participated in this campaign for prohibition. Rallying together to spread the word about prohibition was very significant to her because she was standing up for what she believed in and she believed God was calling her to do something about this problem.

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Carrie Nation: I never should have married you. I had no idea your drinking problem was this bad.

Charles Gloyd: You ungrateful bastard. You make me sick. You have no reason to complain! Your life is perfect because I made it that way!

Carrie Nation: Would you stop drinking already?! Can't you see the evil alcohol brings out! I should have listened to my parents when they told me not to marry you!

Although this is a fictional conversation, Carrie Nation's first husband was an alcoholic and Carrie has said it brought out the worst in him. He tended to get verbally abusive  and she believed alcohol brought out the worst in people, but eventually Charles Gloyd died from drinking himself to death.

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1. Sorry not Sorry by Demi Lavato

"I'm sorry... I'm not sorry"

This song was chosen because Carrie Nation went to jail for attacking/ damaging saloons and bars but as soon as she got out she continued attacking saloons. She had a bold personality/ attitude and when she was caught one while smashing saloons by a police officer, he said he ought to arrest her and she replied, "Go ahead! Arrest me!" showing how she wasn't sorry for what she was doing, in fact quite the opposite; she was completely sure of herself and non regretful.

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2. Look what you  made me do
by Taylor Swift

"Look what you just made me do."

This song was chosen because Kansas, (the state where Carrie lived) was a prohibition state at the time, (meaning alcohol was illegal) but government officials didn't do anything about the open saloons and bars selling liquor all across Kansas. So, after her peaceful protesting and writing letters was ignored, she took matters into her own hands; by smashing the saloons with a hatchet. She feels that government officials 'made' her do it because they didn't do anything about it.

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3. Fight Song
by Rachel Platten

"I will scream them loud tonight,
Can you hear my voice this time?"

This song would be on her playlist because Carrie's goal was to spread the word about prohibition by smashing saloons. When it says, "can you hear my voice this time" it represents how before her radical protest, she led peaceful marches, sent in letters to legislation and lawmen that were ignored, so she become more forceful and when she did it got peoples attention and people "heard her voice".