Prohibition in the United States

==See also==
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* Cultural and religious foundation
** [[Bootleggers and Baptists]]
** [[Christian views on alcohol]]
** [[Ethnocultural politics in the United States]]
** [[Moral panic]]
** [[Teetotalism]]
** [[Women's suffrage in the United States]]
* Controlled substances
** [[Beer in the United States]]
** [[Ethanol]]
** [[Moonshine]]
* Legal foundation
** [[Drug prohibition]]
** [[Dry county]]
** [[Dry state]]
** [[Webb-Kenyon Act]]
** [[Medicinal Liquor Prescriptions Act of 1933|Medicinal Liquor Prescriptions Act]]
** [[Legal drinking age]]
** [[Prohibition]]
** [[Prohibition in Canada]]
** [[Repeal of Prohibition]]
* Lawbreakers and illegal practices
** [[American gangsters during the 1920s]]
** [[Chicago Outfit]]
** [[Rum-running]]
** [[Organized crime]]
** [[The Purple Gang]]
* Places involved in smuggling
** [[Free State of Galveston]]
** [[Govenlock, Saskatchewan]]
** [[Whiskey Gap, Alberta]]
* Law-enforcement organizations
** [[Izzy Einstein and Moe Smith]]
** [[Untouchables (law enforcement)|The Untouchables]]
** [[Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives]] (ATF)
** [[Bureau of Prohibition]]
** [[United States Coast Guard]]
** [[United States Customs and Border Protection]]
** [[U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement]] (ICE)
* Similar policies and institutions
** [[War on Drugs]]
** [[Controlled Substances Act]]
** [[Drug Enforcement Administration]]
** [[Harrison Narcotics Act]]
** [[ONDCP]]
** [[OCDETF]]

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