Prohibition There were many causes of prohibition. There was a certain kind of classdicrimination, as the people who were affected by this the most were the poor working class, who couldn't afford the hard liquor that would keep for a long time. Immigrants were associated with being morally corrupt, and who were generally in favor of abolishing prohibition. Prohibition was a way for America to get back to its Anglo-Saxon roots, which had made it great. In 1916, Woodrow Wilson signed the Sheppard
racism and nativism. Unlike Protestants, Catholics and Judaists incorporated the sacramental use of wine, which caused the people of Southern and Eastern Europe to be seen with a degree of wariness by the Protestants. In spite of the aim to make Prohibition a tool of incorporation, the law ended up doing the exact opposite. The Volstead Act brought out behaviors that did not forced them into the conventional culture instead they continued their ways and found themselves even further outside the American
Introduction In this personal project I am going to described information about "Did anybody ever escape Alcatraz?" Here, I included three subtopics to answer the question: - Military Prison - Alcatraz Most Notorious Criminals - Average prisoners stay in Alcatraz Alcatraz was a jail were the most dangerous prisoners lived, located in San Francisco, composed of little buildings inside the place, and with capacity of 450 prisoners. This place is known for the famous security system they used. At the