Prohibition was already unpopular and the government felt guilty about poisoning peoples drinks to prevent drinking. Prohibition also made crime bosses liked and alcohol and cigarette consumption levels rise.
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B. Allison dreads the neighborhood trip to the Chattahoochee because of her fear of water, but she overcomes her fear because of her experience.
<span>In the spoils system, elected officials appointed friends and supporter to government jobs, regardless of their qualifications. By the Gilded Age, the government was filled with dishonest, unqualified employees. This system was so appealing to politicians because it ensures a loyal group of followers. Both parties handed out jobs to pay off the people who got them elected. The system led to corruption when dishonest appointees used their jobs for personal profit.</span>