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Presidents play no legal role in the amendment process. Woodrow Wilson was the President when the 18th amendment (aka Prohibition) was ratified and took effect.

It was a campaign issue in 1920 and the winner, Harding, came out for it, even though he served liquor in the White House.

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What is the only amendment to overrule a previous amendment?

The 21st amendment repealed, the 18th amendment (prohibition). It is said the the 18th amendment was passed while we were drunk, and the 21st was passed while we were sober.


What was passed to enforce prohibition?

the 18th amendment


Which amendment was passed by congress in 1919 that made prohibition law?

18th amendment.


Why did amendment 21 repeal amendment18?

The 18th amendment banned alcohol and started prohibition. Instead of repealing 18th amenment, the 21st amendment was passed.


The 18th Amendment passed in 1919 resulted in?

prohibitation of alchohol.


What amendment was alchol banned from US?

18th Amendment which went in effect inJanuary1920. Congress passed the Volstead Act to enforce the amendment. Later the 21st Amendment repealed it in 1933.


Which amendment passed for the progressive reform was later repealed?

The Prohibition of Alcohol


Which amendment prohibited alcohol?

The 18th amendment


Why was the 18th Amendment repealed by the 21st Amendment?

The 18th Amendment was repealed by the 21st Amendment because the prohibition of alcohol imposed by the 18th Amendment was widely seen as a failure, leading to increased crime, corruption, and a thriving underground alcohol market. The 21st Amendment was passed to restore the legal sale and consumption of alcohol in the United States.


What amendment passed prohibition into law?

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Which amendment banned manufacture and transportation of intoxicating liquors?

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