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You will have to define progressive. It prohibited the manufacture, sale or transport of alcohol as a beverage. It failed miserably, created a lot of criminal activity, and was repealed. Good intentions that did not work worth a hoot in real life.

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Which Progressive Era amendment is the only one in America's history to be repealed by another amendment?

The 18th amendment.


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