Prohibition美國(guó)禁酒令英語課件

ProhibitionintheU.S.1919-1933

ByCola&Rondo&SpencerProhibitionintheU.S.ProhibitionintheU.S.1919-191LegislationsProhibitionintheU.S.LegislationsProhibitioninthe2DefinitionProhibitionintheUnitedStates,sometimesreferredtoastheNobleExperiment,wasanationalbanonthemanufacture,transportationandsaleofalcoholandalcoholicbeverages,inplacefrom1920to1933.ProhibitionintheU.S./videos/america-goes-dry-with-prohibitionDefinitionProhibitionintheU3

InAmericanhistorythetermProhibitionreferstotheperiodbetween1919and1933duringwhichthesaleandmanufacturingofalcoholicdrinksweremadeillegalbytheEighteenthAmendmentratifiedonJanuary16,1919andtheVolstead

Act

onOctober28,1919.ProhibitionbeganonJanuary16,1920whentheEighteenthAmendment

wentintoeffect.InAmericanhistorytheterm4Prohibition美國(guó)禁酒令英語課件5Prohibition美國(guó)禁酒令英語課件6Detroitpoliceinspectingequipmentfoundinaclandestineundergroundbrewery.ProhibitionintheU.S.Detroitpoliceinspectingequi7BetterWorld???NO!!!ProhibitionintheU.S.BetterWorld???NO!!!Prohibit8Bootlegging(rumrunner)a.Peoplealwayshidillegalliquorinsidebootstoavoidinspection.b.Promptedbyhugeprofits,smugglingofillegalliquorbecamerampant.Gangsters

a.Organized

crimetookcontrolofthedistributionofalcohol.b.Theyusedviolencewaysinrivalswithopposinggangs.Bootlegging(rumrunner)a.Peo9Corruption

a.Gangswererichenoughtobribeunderpaidandunderstaffedlawenforcementpersonnelandpayforexpensivelawyers.Taxa.By1930,anillegalalcoholbeverageindustrymadeanaverageof$3billionperyearinillegaluntaxedincome.Speakeasya.By1925,NewYorkhad100,000speakeasies.Corruptiona.Gangswererich10Prohibition美國(guó)禁酒令英語課件11Repeal

OnDecember5th,1933,theTwenty-first

Amendmentwasratified,inwhichalcoholicbeveragesmaybelegallysoldinsomecitiesorcounties.TheTwenty-firstAmendmentRepealOnDecember5th,193312ConclusionITWASAFAILURE:

Duringprohibitionthemurderratewasthehighestinrecenthistory,somesupportersopenlyadmitteditsfailure.ITWON’TRETURN:ThealcoholindustrydiditsbesttoreducethechancethatProhibitionwouldreturn.ConclusionITWASAFAILURE:D13ProhibitionintheU.S.ProhibitionintheU.S.14MorepicturepostersandphotosduringprohibitionMorepicturepostersandphoto15ProhibitionintheU.S.ProhibitionintheU.S.16ProhibitionintheU.S.ProhibitionintheU.S.17ProhibitionintheU.S.ProhibitionintheU.S.18DemocraticcultureProhibitionintheU.S.

Actually,thepeopledrinkwon’tbeillegal,theillegalthingswillbehappenedafterdrinking.Forexample,holdagunisnotillegal,butsomepeoplecommitacrimewhentheholdagun.Similarly,alotofpeopleinUSAdoesn’tliketoholdagun,butmostofthepeopleopposetoprohibitthegun,becauseholdgunsisarightthatthecivilofUnitedStatehas,it’scannotbedeprivedbythegovernment,becauseoncethere’saprecedent,theproblemthatwillhappenwillbemuchmoreseriousthanashooting.

Aftertheprohibition,nowtheAmericanrealizetherightisthethemostimportantthing,thepeopleknowstherightisthefirst,andtheharmisthesecond.DemocraticcultureProhibition19

CocktailCulture--CubalibreProhibitionintheU.S.AccountsoftheinventionoftheCubaLibrevary.Oneaccountclaimsthatthedrink(SpanishforFreeCuba)wasinventedinHavana,Cubaaround1901/1902.PatriotsaidingCubaduringtheSpanish–AmericanWar—and,later,expatriatesavoidingProhibition—regularlymixedrumandcolaasahighballandatoasttothisCaribbeanisland.

CocktailCulture--Cubalibre20Prohibition美國(guó)禁酒令英語課件21Speakeasy

DuringtheProhibitionperiod,theold-time“menonly”cornersaloonswerereplacedbythousandsofspeakeasies,”eachwithitstinywindowthroughwhichthethirstyspokesoftlybeforethebarreddoorwasopened.Hardliquor,especiallythecocktail,wasdrunkinstaggeringvolumebybothmenandwomen.Thedisreputablespeakeasiesgainedtheirnamefromthefactthatapatronhadto“speakeasy”andconvincethedoormantoletthemin.Hisjobwastokeepoutanyonethatlookedliketheyweredryagents;agentshadnoforced-entryrightsatall,andsocouldnotbreakintoajointifthedoormanrefusedthementry.SpeakeasyDuringtheProhib22ProhibitionintheU.S.TheMayflowerClubwasconsideredtheswankiestspeakeasyinWashington,DC.Itofferedliquorandgambling.NewYork's21ClubwasaProhibition-eraspeakeasy.ProhibitionintheU.S.TheMay23ThespeakeasytodayThespeakeasytoday24Prohibition美國(guó)禁酒令英語課件25HollywoodmoviethemeTheprohibitionhasaffectedmanypartsofthiscountry,andtheHollywoodalsousethisforthereferenceoftheMafiafilm.Forexample,mymostlikedfilm--<OnceUponaTimeinAmerica>.ProhibitionintheU.S.HollywoodmoviethemeTheprohi26JingyuChen,XJTUBySpencerMUSICJingyuChen,XJTUBySpencerMU27ProhibitionintheU.S.JingyuChen,XJTU28ThreemaintypesSongsforworkersNegrospiritualsJazzProhibitionintheU.S.JingyuProhibitionintheU.S.JingyuChen,XJTU29SongsforWorkersAffectedbythelabormovementinU.S.ProhibitionintheU.S.JingyuProhibitionintheU.S.JingyuChen,XJTU30NegroSpiritualsReligionsAmericanCivilWarProhibitionintheU.S.JingyuProhibitionintheU.S.JingyuChen,XJTU31JazzBasedonShuffleAsAmericanasapplepieProhibitionintheU.S.JingyuProhibitionintheU.S.JingyuChen,XJTU32FamousMusiciansStephenCollinsFosterF.HopkinsonProhibitionintheU.S.JingyuProhibitionintheU.S.JingyuChen,XJTU33Thanksforyourlistening!ProhibitionintheU.S.JingyuProhibitionintheU.S.1919-1933

ByCola&Rondo&SpencerProhibitionintheU.S.ProhibitionintheU.S.1919-1934LegislationsProhibitionintheU.S.LegislationsProhibitioninthe35DefinitionProhibitionintheUnitedStates,sometimesreferredtoastheNobleExperiment,wasanationalbanonthemanufacture,transportationandsaleofalcoholandalcoholicbeverages,inplacefrom1920to1933.ProhibitionintheU.S./videos/america-goes-dry-with-prohibitionDefinitionProhibitionintheU36

InAmericanhistorythetermProhibitionreferstotheperiodbetween1919and1933duringwhichthesaleandmanufacturingofalcoholicdrinksweremadeillegalbytheEighteenthAmendmentratifiedonJanuary16,1919andtheVolstead

Act

onOctober28,1919.ProhibitionbeganonJanuary16,1920whentheEighteenthAmendment

wentintoeffect.InAmericanhistorytheterm37Prohibition美國(guó)禁酒令英語課件38Prohibition美國(guó)禁酒令英語課件39Detroitpoliceinspectingequipmentfoundinaclandestineundergroundbrewery.ProhibitionintheU.S.Detroitpoliceinspectingequi40BetterWorld???NO!!!ProhibitionintheU.S.BetterWorld???NO!!!Prohibit41Bootlegging(rumrunner)a.Peoplealwayshidillegalliquorinsidebootstoavoidinspection.b.Promptedbyhugeprofits,smugglingofillegalliquorbecamerampant.Gangsters

a.Organized

crimetookcontrolofthedistributionofalcohol.b.Theyusedviolencewaysinrivalswithopposinggangs.Bootlegging(rumrunner)a.Peo42Corruption

a.Gangswererichenoughtobribeunderpaidandunderstaffedlawenforcementpersonnelandpayforexpensivelawyers.Taxa.By1930,anillegalalcoholbeverageindustrymadeanaverageof$3billionperyearinillegaluntaxedincome.Speakeasya.By1925,NewYorkhad100,000speakeasies.Corruptiona.Gangswererich43Prohibition美國(guó)禁酒令英語課件44Repeal

OnDecember5th,1933,theTwenty-first

Amendmentwasratified,inwhichalcoholicbeveragesmaybelegallysoldinsomecitiesorcounties.TheTwenty-firstAmendmentRepealOnDecember5th,193345ConclusionITWASAFAILURE:

Duringprohibitionthemurderratewasthehighestinrecenthistory,somesupportersopenlyadmitteditsfailure.ITWON’TRETURN:ThealcoholindustrydiditsbesttoreducethechancethatProhibitionwouldreturn.ConclusionITWASAFAILURE:D46ProhibitionintheU.S.ProhibitionintheU.S.47MorepicturepostersandphotosduringprohibitionMorepicturepostersandphoto48ProhibitionintheU.S.ProhibitionintheU.S.49ProhibitionintheU.S.ProhibitionintheU.S.50ProhibitionintheU.S.ProhibitionintheU.S.51DemocraticcultureProhibitionintheU.S.

Actually,thepeopledrinkwon’tbeillegal,theillegalthingswillbehappenedafterdrinking.Forexample,holdagunisnotillegal,butsomepeoplecommitacrimewhentheholdagun.Similarly,alotofpeopleinUSAdoesn’tliketoholdagun,butmostofthepeopleopposetoprohibitthegun,becauseholdgunsisarightthatthecivilofUnitedStatehas,it’scannotbedeprivedbythegovernment,becauseoncethere’saprecedent,theproblemthatwillhappenwillbemuchmoreseriousthanashooting.

Aftertheprohibition,nowtheAmericanrealizetherightisthethemostimportantthing,thepeopleknowstherightisthefirst,andtheharmisthesecond.DemocraticcultureProhibition52

CocktailCulture--CubalibreProhibitionintheU.S.AccountsoftheinventionoftheCubaLibrevary.Oneaccountclaimsthatthedrink(SpanishforFreeCuba)wasinventedinHavana,Cubaaround1901/1902.PatriotsaidingCubaduringtheSpanish–AmericanWar—and,later,expatriatesavoidingProhibition—regularlymixedrumandcolaasahighballandatoasttothisCaribbeanisland.

CocktailCulture--Cubalibre53Prohibition美國(guó)禁酒令英語課件54Speakeasy

DuringtheProhibitionperiod,theold-time“menonly”cornersaloonswerereplacedbythousandsofspeakeasies,”eachwithitstinywindowthroughwhichthethirstyspokesoftlybeforethebarreddoorwasopened.Hardliquor,especiallythecocktail,wasdrunkinstaggeringvolumebybothmenandwomen.Thedisreputablespeakeasiesgainedtheirnamefromthefactthatapatronhadto“speakeasy”andconvincethedoormantoletthemin.Hisjobwastokeepoutanyonethatlookedliketheyweredryagents;agentshadnoforced-entryrightsatall,andsocouldnotbreakintoajointifthedoormanrefusedthementry.SpeakeasyDuringtheProhib55ProhibitionintheU.S.TheMayflowerClubwasconsideredtheswankiestspeakeasyinWashington,DC.Itofferedliquorandgambling.NewYork's21ClubwasaProhibition-eraspea