1933 Prohibition Repealed

The transcript describes the public's strong desire for the end of Prohibition, highlighted by parades and demands led by figures like New York's Mayor Jimmy Walker. The eventual repeal of Prohibition led to nationwide celebrations, with people flocking to bars and salons. Breweries worked tirelessly to meet the high demand for alcohol. The end of Prohibition marked the conclusion of what was known as the 'noble experiment'.

What was the public's general sentiment towards the end of Prohibition?

• Indifference

• Joy and celebration

• Anger and frustration

• Confusion

Who was a notable figure leading the parade for the end of Prohibition?

• Governor Al Smith

• Senator John Doe

• New York's Debonair Mayor Jimmy Walker

• President Franklin D. Roosevelt

What did the public do as Prohibition was repealed?

• Stayed at home

• Ignored the change

• Flocked to open bars and salons

• Protested in the streets

How did breweries respond to the end of Prohibition?

• They shut down

• They worked round the clock

• They increased prices

• They reduced production

What was the overall sentiment as Prohibition ended?

• Anger and frustration

• Relief and celebration

• Regret and sorrow

• Indifference