The correct answer is: "It was unpopular with a majority of Americans and also difficult to enforce".
The 18th amendment to the US Constitution was issued in 1917 and declared a nationwide prohibition of intoxicating liquors, which banned both the production and sale of alcoholic beverages. Subsequently the Volstead Act was issued too, for the enforcement of this 18th amendment.
Although there was a decrease in alcohol consumption the enforcement of these regulations was extremely complicated, criminal organizations arose and started to sell alcohol in the black markets. Moreover, the public opinion started to reject the Prohibition in the 1920s decade. In 1932 President Franklin D. Roosevelt claimed for its derogation and in 1933 the 21st amendment to the US Contitution was passed to repeal the previous 18th amendment. It is the only time in the US history that one amendment is only issued to overrule a previous one.
Depending on how Jim's relationship with his ex-wife ended, through bitterness or a mutual agreement to be friends, he could either be happy or sad. If he was in between, he probably would've felt uncomfortable, because he neither cared enough to find out before his son but wasn't as cruel to say he didn't care.
B. The president can establish a direct connection with people.
Answer:
through organization and motivation
Explanation:
I believe the best way to accomplish this is through organization and motivation. As a motivator, usually individuals in a population want something in return, in such a situation as the Flint Michigan water crisis, the motivator needs to be change and clean water. Once a population has a motivation to get involved it makes it much easier to fight for change. Unfortunately, this needs to go hand in hand with organization. If a population wants to rise up and get involved towards change, they usually do not do so since they do not know-how and believe that they are alone. Therefore, there needs to be someone that organizes the population and brings them together so that they are united in this struggle.
