I would argue that John Locke had the most direct influence. Locke believed all men were born a "blank slate" and were shaped by their experiences. The Declaration declares similarly that "All men are created equal".
Though Oklahoma and Indian territories (the Twin Territories) had different liquor policies, the sale of alcohol was still permitted by Oklahoma Territory (O.T.) laws. Oklahoma Enabling Act permitted Oklahoma to establish a "dispensary" or liquor agency to handle the sale of alcohol for "medicinal" purposes.<span> So when nationwide </span>prohibition <span>provided in the 18th amendment was </span>repealed<span> in 1933, nothing changed in </span>Oklahoma<span>. </span>Oklahoma<span> wasn't the only “dry” </span>state<span>, though.</span>
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