The Prohibition Movement of the 1920s Originated Mostly from

question 1

Multiple Choice

The Prohibition Movement of the 1920s originated mostly from

• A)religious beliefs about the evils of alcohol.
• B)a reform movement for helping the urban working class.
• C)an attempt to control the powerless segments of society.
• D)reform ideas brought to America by Irish and German immigrants.

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