Prohibition Jeopardy Jeopardy Template

How It Came To Be	Gangsters	Fun Facts & Knowledge	Know Your Dates	Random, Risky Questions!
100 What is the Volstead Act What Act went along with the 18th Amendment in order to enforce Prohibition?	100 Who is Al Capone Who was the most notorious gangster of the Prohibition Era?	100 What are saloons and speakeasies What were underground locations meant for social drinking called?	100 What is 1929 When was Al Capone arrested?	100 What is because of the need to whisper a code word or name through a locked door in order to be allowed in How did speakeasies get their name?
200 What is The Temperance Movement What movement, led mostly by women, piloted the ratification of prohibition?	200 What is produce and sell bootleg alcohol by any means necessary What did organized crime rings aim to do?	200 What is transportation Prohibition was the ban on the production, sale, and __________ of alcoholic beverages	200 What is 1919 What year was the Volstead Act enacted?	200 What is drinking alcohol What did the 18th Amendment NOT ban?
300 What is the 1920s At the beginning of what decade did Prohibition come into effect?	300 What is the Valentine's Day Massacre What mass murder committed against seven members of Chicago's North Side Gang was highly publicized?	300 What is by making their own liquor, even in their bathtubs How did people avoid government taxation on liquor?	300 What is 1920 What year did Capone join the Five Points Gang?	300 Who is Eliot Ness Who is mainly responsible for the fall of Al Capone?
400 What is violence and harm to marriages and families Women who led the movement leading up to prohibition argued that alcohol led to what?	400 What is abuse, racketeering, bribery, and intimidation What other crimes were gangs accused of other than production of illegal substances?	400 What is the 21st Amendment What amendment repealed the 18th Amendment, and made alcohol legal again?	400 What is 1927 In what year was Al Capone estimated to have around $60 million is alcohol sales alone?	400 What are "Blind Pigs" What were dive bars called?
500 What is Protestant religious leaders What religious group joined women in the movement leading up to prohibition?	500 What is contempt of court (for feigning illness to avoid an earlier appearance) What was Al Capone arrested for?	500 What is by prescribing whiskey to individuals without the need for it How was the medical field involved in the spread of liquor?	500 What is 1895 What year did the Anti-Saloon League, who supported prohibition, become a national organization?	500 Who are The Untouchables What were special agents of the U.S. Bureau of Prohibition who, from 1930 to 1932, worked to end Al Capone's illegal activities?

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