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6. At the height of enforcement there were....
- 25,000 federal agents
- 3,000 federal agents
- 5,000 federal agents
- 30,000 federal agents
7. The Volstead Act defined...
- Alcohol as anything over 2.5%
- Alcohol as anything over 3.5%
- Alcohol as anything over 0.5%
- Alcohol as anything over 1.5%
8. What fraction of states had to agree?
9. 'Wet' was the term given to those who
- Lived in the north
- Rejected the law
- Supported the law
- Lived in the south
10. What was one of the ways alcohol was still available?
- Recreational Purposes
- Educational Purposes
- Medical Purposes
- Scientific Purposes
11. The movement was strong in...
- Eastern, Rich areas
- Southern, Rural and Protestant areas
- Northern, Urban and Catholic areas
- Western, Poor areas
12. 'Moonshine' was the name given to...
- homemade alcohol
- branded alcohol
- medicinal alcohol
- shop bought alcohol
13. 'Dry' was a term given to those who...
- Lived in the north
- Rejected the law
- Supported the law
- Lived in the south
14. What amendment to constitution brought in prohibtion?
- Nineteenth Amendment- 1918
- Eighteenth Amendment- 1917
- Nineteenth Amendment- 1917
- Eighteenth Amendment- 1918
15. 'Bootlegger' is the term given to someone who...
- Illegally produced or smuggles alcohol
- Wears ankle boots
- Legally produced or smuggles alcohol
- Wears knee high boots
16. In order to show that prohibition was serious, what happened?
- Existing alcohol was publicly poured away
- Breweries were burnt down
- People were arrested
- People were shot
17. Prohibtion lead to an increase in...
- Violence, Gang crime and culture
- Alcohol consumption
- Peace and prosperity
- Late night drinking
18. Coca-Cola became known as...
- The best in the world
- The nations favourite
- The national temperence drink
- America's number one
19. The Volstead Act was introduced...
