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devlian [24]
4 years ago
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Why was prohibition unsuccessfulhow did the automobile change american society?

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kipiarov [429]4 years ago
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It was unsuccessful because humans will always find a way to get something they want or need. Taking alcohol away doesn’t mean that it will stop them from getting it. Also the taxes that the government made off of alcohol was enormous so this loss of source of money for the government started to take affect.
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