CLEAN : Welcome to Ocean City: dry island and proud of it

The transcript discusses Ocean City's identity as a dry town, highlighting the influence of business people and religious groups in maintaining this status. It explores the cultural and religious significance of being a dry town, emphasizing its role in enhancing the quality of life and family-friendly atmosphere. The transcript also touches on the historical context of prohibition, noting the rural support and urban resistance during the 1920s.

What was the primary reason business people opposed BYOB in Ocean City?

• They wanted to promote local breweries.

• They wanted to increase tourism.

• They were concerned about their quality of life.

• They were against religious gatherings.

How did Ocean City originally establish its identity?

• As a bustling nightlife destination.

• As a dry town supporting Methodist values.

• As a hub for local businesses.

• As a center for cultural festivals.

What is a key aspect of Ocean City's identity as a family resort?

• Its vibrant nightlife.

• Its status as a dry town.

• Its numerous amusement parks.

• Its historical landmarks.

What does the dry status of Ocean City symbolize for the community?

• A decline in tourism.

• A unique claim to fame.

• A lack of entertainment options.

• A focus on local breweries.

During the 1920s, where did the main opposition to Prohibition come from?

• Coastal regions.

• Major cities.

• Suburban areas.

• Rural towns.