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John Welsey was the founder of Methodism preached that drinking is a sinful act
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7 gallons of alcohol per person
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must sell at least 15 gallons at a time
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Lowered to three gallons of alcohol a year
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Permitted local options
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Started lecturing drinking and became a main orator for the movement
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After drinking was preached as sinful, many people voted against drinking.
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the 19th amendment allowed women the right to vote
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The 18th amendment had already been ratified but New Jersey held another post being the 46th state to ratify.
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Didn't do much to stop the depression
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unemployment rate rose to 15.9%
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Higher taxes worsened the depression
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Which ended in repealing prohibition and the 18th amendment
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starts emergency banking act
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made by Civilian conversation corps in clayton county
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affecting 27 states severely
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the worst dust storm ever
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allowed him to take 140 acres to be carefully watched to try to undo damage
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Cattle gets sent to certain areas
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Created works progress administration to hire 8.5 million people
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wins 300 electoral votes
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Corps spread good will and enlist volunteers generally under the age of 30
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Vice President Johnson gets sworn in
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reduces unemployment increases support for education and job training public service for poor
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Outlaws discrimination
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32 hour protest where students of Berkeley university surrounded cops
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Urges to support students speech
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abolishes literary tests and other tests used to inhibit African american voting
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Creates the first federally funded scholarship
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Outlawing discrimination in house, apartment, building sales