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JOHN MOSER | InsideSources.com

O ne hundred years ago, on Oct. 28, 1919, the Volstead Act — or National Prohibition Act — was passed. The act created a legal mechanism to enforce the 18th Amend-ment, which prohibited “the manufacture, sale or transportation of intoxicating

liquors.” This quiz, from the Ashbrook Center at Ashland University, Ashland, Ohio, provides an opportunity for you to test your knowledge of Prohibition.

1. In what year was the 18th Amendment, also called the Prohibition Amendment, ratified?

A. 1910 B. 1915

C. 1918D. 1919

2. Which constitutional amendment repealed the 18th Amendment?

A. 21st AmendmentB. 23rd AmendmentC. 26th AmendmentD. 29th Amendment

3. The Volstead Act was named after Congressman Andrew John Volstead. Volstead represented what state?

A. AlabamaB. OhioC. MinnesotaD. Pennsylvania

4. The social movement to moderate or eliminate alcohol consumption was referred to as what?

A. Anti-consumerism movement

B. Holiness movementC. Temperance

movementD. Roaring ’20s

movement

5. Prohibition gave rise to secret bars and nightclubs that illegally sold alcoholic beverages. What were they called?

A. Blind pigsB. Speakeasies

C. Blind tigersD. All of the

above

6. “Bootlegging,” the illegal making and selling of liquor during the Prohibition era, helped fuel the rise of organized crime groups, referred to collectively as “the Mob.” Which of the following men was not a “mobster”?

A. Alphonse “Al” CaponeB. Isidor “Izzy” Einstein

C. Charles “Lucky” LucianoD. Benjamin “Bugsy” Siegel

7. Certain professions were still allowed to dispense alcohol based on language

in the Volstead Act. Which profession was not

included?A. Phar-

macistB. Rabbi

C. DoctorD. None; they all

were included

PROHIBITION POP QUIZREDISCOVERING AMERICA

ABOUT THE WRITER: John Moser is a professor of history at Ashland University and co-chair of the Ashbrook Center’s Master of Arts in American History and Government program for teachers.

Answers: 1-D, 2-A, 3-C, 4-C, 5-D, 6-B, 7-D, 8-C, 9-A, 10-B

Test your knowledge on alcohol-free period in America

ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTOS

The Kentucky dry forces prepare for a fi nal broad side in the fi ght to retain the state’s prohibition amendment in the vote on repeal in 1935 in Louisville, Kentucky.

Estelle Zemon shows the vest and pant-apron used to conceal bottles of alcohol to deceive border guards during the U.S. alcohol prohibition in 1931.

8. Because of the Great Depression, repealing Prohibition to help the economy was a major presidential campaign issue in the 1932 election. Who won that election?

A. Calvin CoolidgeB. Herbert Hoover

C. Franklin D. RooseveltD. Harry S. Truman

9. Before ratification of the 18th Amendment, several states had bans on selling alcohol. Which state was the first to pass such a law?

A. MaineB. Mississippi

C. MontanaD. Michigan

10. The Volstead Act instructed states to enforce Prohibition, rather than relying on federal agents. Which state never put enforcement e�orts into e�ect?

A. IllinoisB. Maryland

C. NevadaD. New York

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