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USA - Crime and Corruption

USA - Crime and Corruption

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10th Grade

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Kate Nicholas

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36 Slides • 18 Questions

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Describe what is happening in the picture.

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What does it mean if something is prohibited?

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It's allowed.

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It's banned.

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You have to do it.

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It's impossible to do.

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Why did America ban alcohol in 1920?

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What information does the source give you?

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Why would the cartoonist draw this picture? What opinion do they have?

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Which audience is being targeted? Why have they been chosen?

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You need to add a piece of contextual knowledge to add to the source. What do you know about prohibition that could help your answer?

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The date the source is produced is very important. What was going on when the source was created?

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​Great Gatsby speakeasy scene - on OneDrive or on YouTube

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How can we tell that Prohibition failed in America? (3 answers)

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Americans kept drinking alcohol.

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Anyone could still go into a bar and buy an alcoholic drink.

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Bootleggers smuggled alcohol into the country illegally from Mexico and Canada.

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People made homemade alcohol called moonshine.

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Nobody was ever arrested for breaking the Prohibition laws.

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An illegal bar hidden behind a legal shop was called a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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Why was it possible for illegal alcohol to be smuggled into America? (two answers)

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The borders with Mexico and Canada were very long.

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There were too many enforcement agents to keep track of the illegal smuggling.

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There weren't enough enforcement agents to keep track of the smuggling.

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The borders with Mexico and Canada were very short.

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A criminal who supplied illegal alcohol during Prohibition was called a ________

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Another name for someone that smuggled illegal alcohol was __________

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​Video on OneDrive or YouTube - History Channel

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​Simple History - In OneDrive or YouTube

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Why did the American public turn against Al Capone?

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Political Corruption​

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What was Attorney General Harry Daugherty alleged to have done?

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Killed his chief advisor, Jess Smith.

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Worked with bootleggers in the time of Prohibition.

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Worked with bootleggers before Prohibition.

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Stolen money from the government.

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Charles Forbes was the Director of the Veterans' Bureau. What was his crime and what was his sentence?

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He embezzled $1,000,000 and was sent to prison for 10 years.

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He embezzled $10,000,000 and was sent to prison for 1 year.

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He embezzled $100,000,000 and was sent to prison for 5 years.

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He embezzled $250,000,000 and was sent to prison for 2 years.

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What was the name of the oil scandal that involved government minister Albert Fall?

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Explain why the Teapot Dome scandal showed corruption in the American government.

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