The War to End Wars, The Great War, The War of the Nations
The 18th Amendment and the Volstead Act were victories for the long enduring cause of Prohibition. Those two pieces of legislation banned the sale and distribution of alcohol within the United States, which inadvertently gave rise to bootleggers and organized crime as people continued to try to get their hands on alcohol during the 1920s and into the 30s before the passage of the 21st Amendment which repealed the 18th.
The flaw was that the central government could not protect people and that they couldn't manage to make a good economic policy. This is why the heavy taxation of the agricultural workers led to mass resentment of all tax collectors. This was seen when the constitution was created later through acts that made only the central government capable of taxing and only if the house initiates it.
