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Exercice 1 :
T 1. During Prohibition, it was against the law to drink alcohol.
F 2. Churches opposed alcohol because it was very expensive.
T 3. It was not difficult to buy alcohol during Prohibition.
T 4. Some people made a lot of money selling illegal alcohol.
F 5. Prohibition was successful in decreasing the amount of alcohol people drank.
Exercice 2 :
1. alcohol
2. They believed that drinking alcohol led to crime, poverty, early death, and great suffering for the families of drinkers. They wanted Americans to give up drinking and have a better life.
3. Hidden places where people could buy and drink alcohol.
4. The gangs gave police officers money so they would not arrest them or shut down their businesses.
5. People also made alcohol in their homes or backyards for themselves or to sell to others.
6. Je sais pas
7. In 1933, the federal Prohibition law was abolished, but individual states could continue to ban alcohol.