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    Purpose Of Prohibition

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    Prohibition was a period of time taking place in the United States during the early 20th century. This stage of American history involved a nationwide ban on the production, transportation, sale, or consumption of alcoholic beverages from 1920 to 1933. The purpose of Prohibition was to lessen the rate of alcohol consumption. This was accomplished by eliminating the businesses that manufactured, distributed, and sold alcoholic beverages. The Eighteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution also took…

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    Prohibition in the nineteen twenties was the beginning of a huge domino effect that no one could have ever predicted its outcome, let alone the back lash that would come from it. Anything and everything the pro-prohibitionists thought was going to happen, the exact opposite was the result. As republican congressman Fiorello La Guardia of New York stated his opinion of prohibition as being "a disaster. It had created contempt and disregard for the law all over the country."(A Nation of…

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    Crime In The 1920's Essay

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    It affected people who liked to drink and it made crime rise and fall till the 1920’s when it was passed again and that's when bootlegging and home made alcohol also highly known as shine was being produced and being sold. Crime rate started to go sky high from it because it would be brought into nightclubs and pubs and a notorious gangster named al capone made at least 60 million off of bootlegging and he was known for many murders because of it and he’s also believed to have connection to the…

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    In 1917, President Woodrow Wilson instituted a temporary wartime prohibition. That same year, Congress submitted the 18th Amendment, It received the support of the necessary three-quarters of U.S. states in just 11 months. The 18th amendment was ratified on January 29, 1919, it went into effect a year later, by then no fewer than 33 states had already enacted their own prohibition legislation. In October 1919, Congress passed the National Prohibition Act, which provided guidelines for the…

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    South Alabama Case Study

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    4:45 a.m.: Caitlyn Muncher springs out of bed, grabs a protein bar and her gym bag, brushes her teeth, and heads to meet her team for their first practice of the day. 5:30 a.m.: The University of West Alabama's triathlon team loads a university van and disembarks on their way to Meridian for swim practice in Meridian Community College’s heated in-door swimming pool. 8:13 a.m.: The team arrives back on campus and Muncher quickly showers in her dorm room at Gilbert Hall, then races to Young Hall…

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    this moment, my heart raced and sweat enveloped my body, but for different ways this time. I was working harder than I had ever worked in any running race in the past. I was in second place, and third wasn’t far behind me, after working as hard as I did, I wasn’t going to let him catch me. I sprinted towards the finish line and claimed second place. I fell to the ground, exhausted. My legs ached, and my hands were sore from clenching them so tight. My face was red and I felt like the world was…

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    Chapter one: The summer It was July 15, 2015, I , I Faith Taylor, was up late again on a warm summer night. It wasn't any normal night for me. I have spent the past month talking to an extremely attractive fourteen year old guy named Braxton Hinson.There was something about Braxton that made me have an extreme crush on him, for the past four years. As everyone knows I am very hard headed; consequently, this summer, I was determined to get his attention even though i knew he was the “bad boy”…

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    spend hundreds of hours organizing and running fundraisers to keep cross country afloat. Moreover, Coach was an extremely hard worker. He was the cross country head coach, junior high head track and field coach, high school distance track and field coach, junior class advisor, athletic director, and history/humanities/government teacher. He juggled all of these roles perfectly. In addition, after he returned home from running with us during practice or running around the race course to give us…

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    I happen to be in cross country, cross country skiing, and track. In skiing it is imperative that one has good stamina. This is necessary because similar to cross country running, skiing is a five kilometer race. These races are against the best of the best high school athletes in the state, therefore being a runner is almost a must. In track things are a little bit different. An athlete can choose to do a more anaerobic event…

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    Death. The loss of someone can weaken us from despair or strengthen us from the legacy left behind them. The savage murder of clutter family members created vigilance in the inhabitants of Holcomb and strengthened security. However, suspiciousness among neighbors rose, mistrust corrupted long lasting friendships and fear contaminated in the veins of the inhabitants. The murder of the Clutters strengthened Holcomb from vigilance, but weakened the mistrust of their neighbors. Despite handling the…

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