Prohibition, Election of 1920, Presidency of Warren G. Harding

The _____ prohibiting the manufacture and slae of alcohol was ratified in 1919

18th Amendment

People continued to drink by going to _______ where _______

1. speakeasies

2. smuggled liquor was served

The ______ of alcohol was taken over by _______

1. production and distributed

2. criminal

As gangsters fought for the control of the ________ trade (the illegal alcohol trade)

bootlegging

The gangs and their leaders like _____ and ___ made millions from the sale of illegal alcohol

1. Al Capone

2. George “bugs”

In 1933 the _____ repealed the 18th amendment

21st amendment

The ______ which gave women the right to vote was ratified in August 1920

19th amendment

______ throughout the entire country could ____ for the first time during the _____

1. women

2. 1920 elections

Harding called for a ____ and supported ___ lower taxes and ____ tariffs

1. return to normalcy

2. lower

3. higher

Despite being in prison for violating the ______, debs received ____ votes

1. espionage act

2. 920, 000

President Warren G. Harding selected a number of his friends (called the ______) to fill important _____ in the federal government

1. Ohio Gang

2. positions

Harding’s secretary of the interior_____ accepted a ___ in exchange for ____ oil leased federal lant to private oil companies to drill for oil near Teapot Dome, _______

1. Albert fall

2. bribe

3. Wyoming

Attorney General Harry M. Doughtery took ____ for not prosecuting certain animal ______

1. Bribes

2. Suspects

Vice President _______ became president

Calvin Coolidge