Comparing Sources A and B and their Agreement about Prohibition

Comparison of Source A and B and their Prohibited Agreements The 1920 Prohibition Order came into force throughout the United States of America. It was illegal to manufacture, sell or transport alcoholic beverages in the United States from January 1920 to December 1933. This is the 18th amendment written in the US Constitution. Two sources A and B agreed on certain aspects of the prohibition order, and they all talked about the opposition to the alliance. Source A says, "The explanation needs to include the influence of the Anti-Sharon Alliance," indicating that the influence of the Anti-Sharon Alliance is an important element for determining the reason for the introduction.

Source A provides more explanation on ban than Source B. Source B provides more information and more facts about the ban. Source A shows five reasons why bans were introduced in 1919. Document A stated that women are managing anti Sharon alliance because these men are in war ban.

Comparison of Source A and B and their Prohibited Agreements The 1920 Prohibition Order came into force throughout the United States of America. It was illegal to manufacture, sell or transport alcoholic beverages in the United States from January 1920 to December 1933. This is the 18th amendment written in the US Constitution. Two sources, A and B, agreed on certain aspects of the prohibition order, and they all talked about the opposition to the alliance. Source A says, "The explanation needs to include the influence of the Anti-Sharon Alliance," indicating that the influence of the Anti-Sharon Alliance is an important element for determining the reason for the introduction.

Activity 11 Read materials A and B 1. What do you think about Mansa of Timbukutsu? 2. What do you think about farming in Timbukuzu? 3. How does information source B express Timbuktu from A? 4. Do you think that source A is a reliable source of information? Use source B to give a good reason for the answer. 1. Why is Ahmed Baba Institute suitable for storing manuscripts? 2. Does the South African government think that you are particularly interested in projects to protect the Timbuktu manuscript? In your own words, what is a World Heritage Site? 4. List the five famous World Heritage Sites found in South Africa. If you are not sure, please visit the following website. http://www.places.co.za/html/south_africa_world_heritage_sites.html