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How did bootleggers get there name?
Tall people with boots drank and smuggled liquor
They wore boots all the way up their legs
They put liquor bottles in their boots
Only people who drank wore boots
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What was the movement called that started prohibition?
Temperance
Women and Men Against Drinking
Stop Drinking
Alcohol is Bad
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What is prohibition?
A ban on drinking and making liquor for personal consumption
No drinking liquor but they could make it
No making liquor but they could drink it
A ban on the manufacture, consumption and sale of liquor
4
What is the stock market?
Place to buy and sell socks
Place to buy stuff and sell used goods
Place to buy and sell soup stock
Place to buy and sell stocks
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Young women who rebelled from traditional ways of thinking.
Flappers
Flackers
Flip-Flops
Flaps
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What becomes popular during the 1920s?
Longer Vacations
Action Movies
Professional Sports
Fishing
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Defining characteristics of a Flappers: Long hair Short dresses Non-Smoker Drank at speakeasies
True
False
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Prohibition was a mistake. Why?
The government did not have people who could find the bars
It was easier to make money from selling
Crime rates were low so they figured the problem was over
TheGovernment was loosing millions of dollars fighting crime
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Name for a secret bar or saloon.
Speaker
Speakeasies
Speaking House
Sneakers
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What was the Harlem Renaissance?
Rebirth of African-American culture
Rebirth of people in city locations
Rebirth of culture in New York
Rebirth of Africa
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The 18th Amendment started prohibition.
True
False
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The 21st Amendment cancelled only the manufacture of alcohol?
True
False
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What is a Fad?
Something that only teens get involved in
Pet Rock
Frequent Asked Directions
An activity or event that is extremely popular
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If it was not the creation of an income tax, there wouldn't have been prohibition.
True
False