13 14 15. In 1914, creates a massive demand for weapons, cars, oil,etc. This helps the economy double in just years. 16 17 18. Starting in the 1920s, more Americans live in areas. 19. In the 1910's America had a problem. There is a saloon for ever people (20x more than today) and % of all crimes involves alcohol. 20. Industrialists say alcohol affects production and women campaign against abusive drunk husbands. This leads to the passage of the th Amendment which criminalized the manufacture and sale of alcohol. This time period was known as 21 22. In the 1920s , the notorious gangster was in , Despite living a life of crime, authorities had a difficult time connecting him to any illegal activity, such as the February 14,1929 Massacre. 23. The th Amendment (1913) gave the Federal Government the authority to tax citizen's income.

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13 14 15. In 1914, creates a massive demand for weapons, cars, oil,etc. This helps the economy double in just years. 16 17 18. Starting in the 1920s, more Americans live in areas. 19. In the 1910's America had a problem. There is a saloon for ever people (20x more than today) and % of all crimes involves alcohol. 20. Industrialists say alcohol affects production and women campaign against abusive drunk husbands. This leads to the passage of the th Amendment which criminalized the manufacture and sale of alcohol. This time period was known as 21 22. In the 1920s , the notorious gangster was in , Despite living a life of crime, authorities had a difficult time connecting him to any illegal activity, such as the February 14,1929 Massacre. 23. The th Amendment (1913) gave the Federal Government the authority to tax citizen's income.

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13. The Los Angeles aqueduct was a water conveyance system completed in 1913 that transported water from the Owens Valley in California to Los Angeles.14. The impact of the Los Angeles aqueduct was significant, providing Los Angeles with a new and crucial water supply, which facilitated the city's growth and development but also led to environmental and social consequences for the Owens Valley region.15. In 1914, World War I created a massive demand for weapons, cars, oil, etc., which helped the economy double in just a few years.16. The Great Migration was a period starting around 1916 in which millions of African Americans moved from the rural Southern United States to the urban North, primarily seeking employment opportunities and fleeing racial discrimination and violence.17. Life for black Americans in the North offered economic opportunities and relative freedom from the Jim Crow laws of the South, but they still faced discrimination, segregation, and challenges in housing and employment.18. Starting in the 1920s, more Americans lived in urban areas as industrialization and economic opportunities drew people to cities.19. In the 1910s, America faced a problem with alcohol, with one saloon for every 150 people (20 times more than today), and alcohol was involved in a significant percentage of all crimes.20. Industrialists argued that alcohol affected production, and women campaigned against abusive drunk husbands, leading to the passage of the 18th Amendment, which prohibited the manufacture and sale of alcohol. This time period was known as Prohibition.21. Prohibition created various problems, including the rise of organized crime, the illegal production and distribution of alcohol, corruption within law enforcement, and the proliferation of speakeasies.22. In the 1920s, the notorious gangster Al Capone operated in Chicago. Despite living a life of crime, authorities had a difficult time connecting him to any illegal activity, such as the February 14, 1929 Massacre.23. The 16th Amendment (1913) gave the Federal Government the authority to tax citizens' income.24. Capone was eventually arrested on tax evasion charges after paying no taxes for most of the 1920s.25. On December 5, 1933, Prohibition was abolished with the passing of the 21st Amendment.

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