Prohibition and Women's Rights

In the 1920s, many people drank secretly in ____________________.

Those who wanted to stop the drinking of liquor were called _________________________.

Al Capone, a Chicago mobster, became rich from ____________________.

Women who helped get the vote for women were called ______________________.

bribe

• a. someone who does something for the good of others without being asked

• b. a place where people worked long hours, in poor conditions, and for low pay

• c. a name given to someone that describes something about him

• d. to give someone something, such as money, to do something he shouldn't

• e. to approve; to okay

nickname

• a. someone who does something for the good of others without being asked

• b. a place where people worked long hours, in poor conditions, and for low pay

• c. a name given to someone that describes something about him

• d. to give someone something, such as money, to do something he shouldn't

• e. to approve; to okay

volunteer

• a. someone who does something for the good of others without being asked

• b. a place where people worked long hours, in poor conditions, and for low pay

• c. a name given to someone that describes something about him

• d. to give someone something, such as money, to do something he shouldn't

• e. to approve; to okay

ratify

• a. someone who does something for the good of others without being asked

• b. a place where people worked long hours, in poor conditions, and for low pay

• c. a name given to someone that describes something about him

• d. to give someone something, such as money, to do something he shouldn't

• e. to approve; to okay

sweatshop

• a. someone who does something for the good of others without being asked

• b. a place where people worked long hours, in poor conditions, and for low pay

• c. a name given to someone that describes something about him

• d. to give someone something, such as money, to do something he shouldn't

• e. to approve; to okay

Before Prohibition, only men were allwed to drink in saloons or bars.

• True

• False