12 Questions
During Prohibition, which of the following was illegal in the United States?
Drinking beer in a bar
Who was the most famous gangster during Prohibition?
Al Capone
Why was Al Capone sent to prison?
For not paying taxes
What was the impact of Prohibition on the alcohol industry in the United States?
The industry had to stop officially, but it continued to prosper unofficially under the control of criminals, particularly the Mafia.
What was Al Capone's role in the criminal activities during Prohibition?
He was the most powerful gangster who controlled a vast empire of crime and was able to buy police and politicians, making him 'untouchable' for a long time.
What was the reason for Al Capone's imprisonment?
He was sent to prison for not paying taxes, as he was too clever to be incriminated for his other criminal activities.
What are some of the jobs that cowboys have to do on a daily basis?
marking cattle, moving cattle, vaccinating cattle, inspecting fences and barriers
Why do cowboys carry guns?
to kill injured animals or for protection against dangerous wild animals such as rattlesnakes
What is a dude ranch and what do they offer?
A dude ranch is a place where anyone can become a cowboy for a week or more for a fee. Dude ranches offer holiday experiences for people who want to be part-time cowboys.
Which of the following is NOT a job that cowboys have to do on a daily basis?
Milking cows
What is a 'dude ranch'?
A ranch that is only for tourists
Why do cowboys still have to be expert horsemen, even if they often travel on four wheels?
Because it is important for their job of moving cattle over large areas
"Test Your Knowledge of Prohibition-era America and Al Capone's Reign" - Take this quiz to see how much you know about the time when alcohol was banned in the United States and the notorious gangster Al Capone rose to power. Explore the impact of Prohibition, the rise of organized crime, and the challenges faced by law enforcement during this fascinating period in American history. See if you have what it takes to ace this quiz and become a history buff!
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