By the 19th century, anti-drinking groups called ____ movements began to appear in the United States. Women’s organizations were active participants, arguing that alcohol was linked to beating women and child abuse. ____ was an advocate for the temperance movement due to the illegality of alcohol, she would destroy saloons with a hatchet. The ____ to the U.S. Constitution prohibited the production, transport, and sale of intoxicating liquors. The 18th Amendment was enforced through the ____. The ____ were increased criminal organizations, speakeasies, poisonings, and ____ of the government and police. ____ transported alcohol between cities when it was illegal. A ____ was a location where organized criminals would sell illegal alcohol. The 18th Amendment was repealed by the ____ allowing for alcohol to be sold.

Prohibition

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