Music Production and The Prohibition Era in the 1920´s

The foundation of competition is the endurance of dancers. As they became so vibrant, the New York police had to ban dancers from playing games for over 12 hours within 24 hours. In order to escape the persecution of the law, the dancer quickly climbs from the temporary slope to the loading platform of the heavy-duty truck. They danced in New Jersey while they danced. Once in jersey, the police will continue to exist and they will continue to the next Connecticut. These dancers took full advantage of victory and sacrificed 15 minutes of fame.

Several people in the 1920s were "roar" era, but others were not so, for all Americans there was no "roar" in the 1920s. The prohibition was forced to violate the law, not crying for the masses, which means that they are faced with the fear of being arrested: violence, crime, poverty and sexual orgy The populace is in danger because the number of organized crime and related violence that increases them is increasing rather than preventing them.If you are involved in illegal alcohol trade, The era is a roaring era and they have earned a lot of money to provide illegal alcohol to the public.Age is not a "roaring" time for anyone on the target list like black people.

It is known as the era of alcohol. "(Scott, Robert) Many people call it" Roaring Twenties "or" Jazz Age. "New music has emerged with a new dance and a new exciting woman era. After the pressure, this standard was generally relaxed ("Forbidden.") The ban of the 1920s was also called "noble experiments" by many people, I do not agree. It has changed

Summary and Definition: The era of ban (1920-1933) was enacted after the 18th revision proposal was approved and promulgated by the Bolstead law. Alcohol production and sales are prohibited during the prohibition period. It is seen as a solution to national poverty, crime, violence, abuse of women and children, and other problems. "Aristocratic experiments" did not work at all, so it was abolished by the 21st revision. The banning not only stopped consumption of alcohol, but also caused the occurrence of organized crime, increased violence, unregulated tax-exempt alcohol and extensive political corruption.