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14 August, 13:32

Why did FDR push Congress to lift the ban on some alcoholic beverages?

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  1. 14 August, 15:14
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    He figured that banning all alcohol would only make the problem worse as it would make people angry. He wanted to make some alcohol legal so people wouldn't be upset.
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