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1. Which combination describes major consequences associated with Prohibition?
2. Which role in the post-repeal alcohol system involved selling alcohol directly to consumers?
3. How did the New Deal’s approach to alcohol differ from Prohibition’s approach?
What was the saloon's main social function?
It was the central social place and main place to drink alcohol.
Were women generally allowed inside saloons?
No, women were generally not allowed inside.
Who paid the saloons in Chicago?
Breweries paid the saloons.
How many saloons were there in Chicago?
Chicago had 7,600 saloons.
What social problem was alcohol consumption linked to at home?
It was linked to violence, including men beating their wives.
How did alcohol consumption affect men's family involvement?
Men spent time in saloons instead of helping with their children.
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