
USA - Crime and Corruption
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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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Multiple Choice
What does it mean if something is prohibited?
It's allowed.
It's banned.
You have to do it.
It's impossible to do.
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Open Ended
Why did America ban alcohol in 1920?
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Open Ended
What information does the source give you?
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Open Ended
Why would the cartoonist draw this picture? What opinion do they have?
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Open Ended
Which audience is being targeted? Why have they been chosen?
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Open Ended
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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Open Ended
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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Multiple Select
How can we tell that Prohibition failed in America? (3 answers)
Americans kept drinking alcohol.
Anyone could still go into a bar and buy an alcoholic drink.
Bootleggers smuggled alcohol into the country illegally from Mexico and Canada.
People made homemade alcohol called moonshine.
Nobody was ever arrested for breaking the Prohibition laws.
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Fill in the Blanks
An illegal bar hidden behind a legal shop was called a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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Multiple Select
Why was it possible for illegal alcohol to be smuggled into America? (two answers)
The borders with Mexico and Canada were very long.
There were too many enforcement agents to keep track of the illegal smuggling.
There weren't enough enforcement agents to keep track of the smuggling.
The borders with Mexico and Canada were very short.
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Fill in the Blanks
A criminal who supplied illegal alcohol during Prohibition was called a
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Fill in the Blanks
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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Open Ended
Why did the American public turn against Al Capone?
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Multiple Choice
What was Attorney General Harry Daugherty alleged to have done?
Killed his chief advisor, Jess Smith.
Worked with bootleggers in the time of Prohibition.
Worked with bootleggers before Prohibition.
Stolen money from the government.
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Multiple Choice
Charles Forbes was the Director of the Veterans' Bureau. What was his crime and what was his sentence?
He embezzled $1,000,000 and was sent to prison for 10 years.
He embezzled $10,000,000 and was sent to prison for 1 year.
He embezzled $100,000,000 and was sent to prison for 5 years.
He embezzled $250,000,000 and was sent to prison for 2 years.
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Fill in the Blanks
What was the name of the oil scandal that involved government minister Albert Fall?
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Open Ended
Explain why the Teapot Dome scandal showed corruption in the American government.
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