Which statement inaccurately describes the era of Prohibition?

Illegal taverns where liquor was sold were called speakeasies.

People who wanted to buy alcohol during Prohibition could usually find someone to sell it to them.

The government never succeeded in stemming the flow of illegal alcohol.

The temperance movement campaigned vigorously to have Prohibition repealed.

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Isabell Todd

9 October, 07:20

Which statement inaccurately describes the era of Prohibition?

Illegal taverns where liquor was sold were called speakeasies.

People who wanted to buy alcohol during Prohibition could usually find someone to sell it to them.

The government never succeeded in stemming the flow of illegal alcohol.

The temperance movement campaigned vigorously to have Prohibition repealed.

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Celeste Collins · Answer 1

The answer is going to be Illegal taverns where liquor was sold were called speakeasies.

Maci Brooks · Answer 2

The answer is The temperance movement campaigned vigorously to have prohibition repealed.

The temperance movement was a social movement against the consumption of alcoholic beverages, therefore they would not be repealing the law that made drinking alcohol illegal.