Question

How exactly is the prohibition displayed in The Great Gatsby?

Answer 1

Explanation:

In the novel it is represented by Gatsby's house having been built by a brewer. The churches strongly supported the temperance movement which was particularly powerful in the Midwestern states. However, the Prohibition law, which remained in place until 1933, did not stop people abusing alcohol.

Answer 2

It should be noted that prohibition was displayed in the literary work as it was illustrated in Gatsby's house having been built by a brewer.

In the literary work, the churches strongly supported the temperance movement that was powerful in the Midwestern states.

However, the Prohibition law, which remained in place until 1933, did not stop people abusing alcohol. Despite the fact that the law was in place, people still took alcohol.

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