Ku Klux Klan

====Prohibition====
Historians agree that the Klan's resurgence in the 1920s was aided by the national debate over Prohibition.{{sfn|Pegram|2011|pp=119–156}} The historian Prendergast says that the KKK's "support for [[Prohibition in the United States|Prohibition]] represented the single most important bond between Klansmen throughout the nation".{{sfn|Prendergast|1987|pp=25–52 [27]}} The Klan opposed bootleggers, sometimes with violence. In 1922, two hundred Klan members set fire to saloons in [[Union County, Arkansas]]. Membership in the Klan and in other Prohibition groups overlapped, and they sometimes coordinated activities.{{sfn|Barr|1999|p=370}}