Us History Preview By haileycriqui 1851 Activists scored a major victory 1881 Kansas later instituted a separate ban 1910 America continued into 1917 United states entered world war I 1920 By law any wine, beer or spirits Americans had stashed away 1923 New York followed suit and repealed its measures 1931 Severe drought hits the Midwestern and Southern Plains 1932 The number of dust storms is increasing 1933 6 million young pigs are killed to stabilize prices Mar 4, 1933 Franklin Roosevelt takes office and country is in desperate straits May 12, 1933 Emergency Farm Mortgage Act allots $200 million for farmers facing foreclosure Jun 18, 1933 Civilian Conservation Corps opens first soil erosion control camp 1934 Great dust storms spread from the dust bowl area Jan 15, 1935 Federal government forms a Drought Relief Service to coordinate relief activities Apr 14, 1935 The worst "black blizzard" of the Dust bowl occurs Period: 1948 to 1959 Kansas and Oklahoma remained dry 1966 Mississippi remained alcohol free