In Which Way Does the Repeal of the Volstead Act

question 29

Multiple Choice

In which way does the repeal of the Volstead Act suggest that states socially construct their laws based on political and social factors?

• A) The repeal supported the fact that society viewed alcohol as a dangerous and harmful drug.
• B) The repeal promoted family values by banning alcohol consumption in public places.
• C) The repeal encouraged the use of cocaine and heroin, which led to an increase in violent crime.
• D) The repeal recognized the social acceptability of alcohol and that taxes on the sale of alcohol could raise needed government funds.

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Definitions:

Ostracism

The act of ostracizing or barring someone from participation in a community or group.

Narcissism

A personality trait characterized by a grandiose sense of self-importance, a need for excessive admiration, and a lack of empathy for others.

Affiliation

The need or drive to create and maintain social relationships with others.

Autonomy

The capacity and freedom to make one's own choices and decisions, independent of external control or influence.