History, 05.11.2019 02:31, cnicole71

Which statement best describes the beliefs of the “wets” in the early 1900s? they were hopeful that prohibition would harm businesses. they thought prohibition would take away people’s rights. they thought prohibition was evil and immoral. they were afraid that prohibition would harm society.

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