Prohibition

3. Organizations like the Woman's Christian Temperance Union campaigned against __________ culture.
5. In December 1933, states ratified the Twenty-First Amendment, which __________, or cancelled, the Eighteenth Amendment.
8. The __________ Amendment banned the manufacture, sale, and transportation of alcoholic beverages.
9. By 1925, tens of thousands of speakeasies operated in major cities like New York and __________.
10. Illegal manufacturers operated hidden stills in rural areas to produce homemade alcohol called __________.

1. Powerful gang leaders like Al __________ in Chicago built massive criminal empires.
2. Gang violence culminated in famous conflicts like the Saint Valentine's Day __________ in 1929.
4. A secret, illegal bar called a __________ opened behind unmarked doors in American cities.
6. The Volstead Act defined illegal drinks and set legal __________ for violators.
7. The Great __________ hit the nation in 1929, which changed public opinions about Prohibition.