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Historically, the term used to refer to D-Day June 6, 1944, during the Second World War, which began the day in Operation Overlord. What happened on D Day was an operation to carry out a massive landing on the beaches of Normandy in order to reenter combat declining in Western Europe German rule. The end result of D-Day, or Operation Overlord, as a victory for the allies. The invasion took place so that Hitler would have to divert resources form the Eastern Front to fight the Western allies in France.
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The 18th amendment outlawed the selling and making liquor in the United States in the 1920's. Although this was established, many people still consumed pre-purchased liquor,made it themselves, or famous gangsters like Al Capone sold it illegally in secret bars. Overall, it didn't really accomplish anything because even though it wasn't legal, people were drinking more than ever and crime increased majorly in cities.
It is said that someone in the woods fire their gun three times hide until all the soldiers came toward them then surprised attacked the soldiers that came to the woods to check where the firing came from. Then again this is just a rumor, I don't necessarily know what exactly happened but you should get at least an idea of what happened.
--source Abeka history of the world 12th edition senior level.
