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Explore the era of Prohibition with this no-prep Prohibition lesson plan, designed for US History students in grades 7-12. Students will examine the 18th Amendment, the challenges of enforcing Prohibition, the rise of speakeasies and bootlegging, the influence of organized crime figures like Al Capone, and the repeal of Prohibition with the 21st Amendment. This engaging resource simplifies instruction and ensures an in-depth understanding of this pivotal period in 1920s American history.

Lesson Contains (in a downloadable .zip file):

• PowerPoint Presentation – 14 visually engaging slides for content delivery
• Student Guided Notes – Fill-in-the-blank format to reinforce key concepts
• Teacher Version of Notes – Complete with all answers filled in
• Student Quiz – 4 multiple-choice questions to assess comprehension
• Teacher Quiz Key – Includes correct answers for quick grading

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Topics Covered:

• Definition of Prohibition and the Prohibition Era
• The 18th Amendment and government efforts to enforce it
• Speakeasies, bootlegging, and homemade alcohol
• The rise of organized crime and its impact on society
• The 21st Amendment and the repeal of Prohibition
• Contrasts between rural and urban attitudes toward Prohibition

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Slides/Pages: 18 total (14 slides, 4 pages)

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Why You’ll Love This Resource:

• No prep required – Perfect for any teacher, regardless of familiarity with the topic
• Ideal for 45-50 minute class periods – Easily adjustable for longer or shorter lessons
• Digital & Printable – Flexible for in-person, virtual, or hybrid learning environments

Get your students engaged with this comprehensive Prohibition lesson today!

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