Interview with Agnes Morrow Scandrett

The transcript discusses a crime linked to prohibition, highlighting the dangers it poses to American homes. It emphasizes how prohibition has empowered criminals through bootlegging, leading to increased crime. The speaker calls on American women to recognize the law's dangers and take action, suggesting that their courage and sense could have prevented such tragedies.

What does the speaker believe is a consequence of prohibition in America?

• Increased safety in homes

• Reduction in crime rates

• Empowerment of law enforcement

• Increased danger to American homes

According to the speaker, what has given gangsters the power to commit crimes?

• Public approval

• Profits from bootlegging

• Legal loopholes

• Support from the government

What does the speaker imply about the criminal element in society?

• It is strongly entrenched

• It is supported by the public

• It is weak and disorganized

• It is diminishing

What does the speaker suggest women in America should do regarding prohibition?

• Recognize the danger and take action

• Support prohibition

• Ignore the issue

• Wait for others to act

What does the speaker believe could have been done to prevent certain tragedies?

• More public awareness

• Increased law enforcement

• Stricter laws

• Women using their sense and courage