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That prohibition existed (and was actively enforced) only in the southern States of the USA until well into the 1960's. In the early years - and certainly in the South - it wasn't an issue and most (certainly white) people in the South largely agreed with it. Segregation was on the whole considered 'normal' in the US until after WW2: the US Army for instance was totally segregated and jazz singer Tony Bennett during his WW2 service was actually demoted for once having dinner with a black friend from his school days.
Opinion started to shift in the Fifties, but it took a Supreme Court decision to force the Southern States to abolish the prohibition laws in the 1960s.
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How did people feel about the law during prohibition?
Opinions about the law during Prohibition were mixed. Some supported it as a way to address social issues associated with alcohol, while others viewed it as overly restrictive and infringing on personal freedoms. Enforcement of the law also varied, leading to further debate and controversy.
How did people from the 1920s feel about prohibition?
At the beginning, many people were very optimistic but as its failures became increasingly evident more and more people came to oppose Prohibition. By the time of its repeal, 74% of voters opposed it.
How do disabled people feel?
from my findings disabled people have mixed feelings some feel they are still treated way to differntly
How did the farmers that sold grapes feel about prohibition?
California grape growers prospered during Prohibition and their production increased about 600% because people bought grapes to make their own wine at home.
How did Namibians feel about the Mixed economy of Namibia?
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What does it feel like before you cry?
You feel an avalanche of mixed emotions.
How do you feel about preselected marriages?
Marriages pre arranged by elders have traditional/communal support and blessings all the time. religious relations are reliable and enhances the life partnership.
Why do people cry when they feel sad?
you cry because you feel mixed emotions and that makes you feel sad which triggers the tears and that makes you crylike a death of a loved one that would make you sad and miss them so you continue to feel bad
Has anyone else got a mixed up soul like me?
Many people have mixed up souls, only most of us will put it down to a particular situation, that causes us to feel the way we do.
How do native Americans feel about the rise of the black widow and rattlesnake population?
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When you breathe in air mixed with smoke how do you feel?
difficulty in breathing
What does kid cudi internal bleeding song mean?
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