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No. This is because Prohibition is a ContinuousSpell Card. Continuous cards are a class all by themselves. Their effects only take place while they are face-up on the field. Unlike a Normal Spell Card, Prohibition's effect only remains active while it stays on the field. This is because its effect becomes active the second it hits the field. Therefore, if a effect removes Prohibition from the field, its effect disappears.
For example, Royal Decree is a Continuous Trap Card, which follows the same basic rules as Continuous Spell Cards. Royal Decree negates the effects of all Trap Cards other than itself. If you, for instance, had an active Royal Decree, all of your opponent's Trap Cards (including your own) would become useless. However, your opponent could decide to activate Mystical Space Typhoon, destroying your Royal Decree. Because it is no longer on the field, Royal Decree's effect no longer remains active. Therefore, if you decide to attack that turn, your opponent could activate a face-down Mirror Force, and its effect would resolve normally.
This is not true, however, of Normal and Quick-Play Spell Cards. Their effects resolve even if they are destroyed. Their effects can only be negated. If the card itself is destroyed while it is activated, the effect resolves as normal. For instance, if you activate a Monster Reborn, you can target a monster in either player's Graveyard. Your opponent then chains with Mystical Space Typhoon, destroying Monster Reborn. Because Monster Reborn was already activated and not negated by another card, its effects resolve as normal.
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What is carry nation major accomplishments?
she destroyed bars. she directly caused the prohibition
Did prohibition work ad why?
No, Prohibition failed miserably and caused many problems.
Why the prohibition of alcohol was in the constitution but the prohibition of drugs is not in the constitution?
People found out that prohibition not only does not work but that it is counter-productive, causing very serious problems itself.
Did Teddy Roosevelt accomplish prohibition?
Nope! The 18th amendment (prohibition of alcohol) was passed under Woodrow Wilson in 1920--even though Wilson was not a supporter.
What effect did prohibition have on the alcohol industry?
National Prohibition largely destroyed the alcohol industry. A few wineries survived by making wine for religious observances, a few breweries survived by making ice cream and other products, and a few distilleries survived by making industrial alcohol.
Will 'Interdimensional Matter Transporter' work on 'Spirit Reaper'?
Depends what you mean by 'work' - work properly or work to destroy it? Spirit Reaper is only destroyed after the targeting effect resolves, and if Spirit Reaper is still face-up on the field. After Interdimensional Matter Transporter resolves, Spirit Reaper will be in the removed from play zone. So Spirit Reaper will not be destroyed, even when returned to play.
Which of the following was among Franklin Roosevelt's 1932 campaign prompaises?
To work for the repeal of prohibition.
Which of the following was among Franklin Roosevelt's 1932 campaign promises?
to work for the repeal of prohibition
Can you dip cigarettes in cough syrup to get high?
No, it either breaks down into toxic chemicals or is just destroyed depending on the active ingredient. Even if it did work the amount you would get into a cigarette (even if you soaked it) wouldn't even be close to enough to get you high.
In the nineteenth century did prohibition stop people from drinking?
No, infact it made them drink even more!
Can cancer disease be destroyed?
Cancer cells can be destroyed during chemotherapy, although it does not always work.
Why was prohibition made in the US in 1920s?
Highly organized and well financed pressure groups pressured for prohibition and millions of citizens were willing to give the social engineering experiment a chance to work.
