Honestly, Prohibition was quite ineffective in its cause, in fact it did the opposite of what the Temperance Crusaders hoped for (believing it would protect families, women, and children from the effects of alcohol abuse). The 18th Amendment was ratified and in place to eliminate the sale and use of (drinking) alcohol. However, Prohibition didn't even come close to doing so. Instead, organized crime (robbery, bootlegging, murder, etc.) increased due to the outlawing of alcohol. Not to mention that increased efforts to enforce Prohibition simply resulted in the government spending more money, rather than less. The economic cost of Prohibition became especially pronounced during the Great Depression, and eventually in 1933 state conventions ratified the twenty first (21st) amendment which repealed the prohibition of alcohol. Therefore, the only thing that would have been different without prohibition would be less organized crime and more money in the government.
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I believe that you might be talking about an Evangelist who is a person who devoted there whole life to the beliefs of God and The Bible and believed that everything in the Bible was inspired by God therefore all of its stories in all their details were true. They rejected the theory of evolution and believed that every person should live there life for God. They did not believe in the consumption of alcohol because it seemed un-holy therefore they supported the prohibition of Alcohol. This is known as the fundamentalism, so you're answer could be a "Evangelist" or a "Fundamentalist".
You can not change your fate without knowing what it might be and how it might come about.
Slavery might be legal
Why might many reformers have worked for or at least supported several different reforms
I don't know that it was. It might have been harder to get, but AMerican involvement in WW1 wasn't that great compared to European nations. Prohibition came in the 1920s, but if you search on the Volstead Act you will learn much about the whys and wherefores of the banning of alcohol.Phil
Lifeless, more like Mars
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yes you can. but it just might be a bit different for others
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Some items might include: cars, movies, and rights for women
I believe that you might be talking about an Evangelist who is a person who devoted there whole life to the beliefs of God and The Bible and believed that everything in the Bible was inspired by God therefore all of its stories in all their details were true. They rejected the theory of evolution and believed that every person should live there life for God. They did not believe in the consumption of alcohol because it seemed un-holy therefore they supported the prohibition of Alcohol. This is known as the fundamentalism, so you're answer could be a "Evangelist" or a "Fundamentalist".
Some dude will shat his pants...
Argentina... Not sure about this, but Germany might have gone under in the 1920s as well