Question

How is the Prohibition Amendment different than all others?

Answer 1

Answer: It tries to control the behavior of people.

Explanation:

Prohibition is a period of the 1920s in the United States. It is an effort to ban alcohol in the country, which has borne fruit but has not yielded results primarily due to the black market's emergence. Various religious and Catholic organizations have sought to ban alcohol under pressure, thinking that this would reduce the country's crime rate and increase religiosity in society. Prohibition can, therefore, be seen as an effort to control people's behavior.