For the Democratic party in the 1920s, prohibition created
a. unprecedented loyalty among religious voters.
b. a major fault line dividing "wets" and "drys."
c. new opportunities to attack poor Republican enforcement.
d. a windfall of illicit donations from bootleggers.
e. a realignment of urban voters.
b
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a. Xia. b. Shang. c. Yangshao. d. Zhou.
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a. equal to men in the fight for political authority. b. the true educators of patriotism for their children. c. guaranteed the same property rights as men. d. subordinate to men in all ways. e. required to fight in the military.