Roaring Twenties Speakeasy Prohibition Hooch Paper Plate

Roaring Twenties Speakeasy Prohibition Hooch Paper Plate. Give a nod to the speakeasy Roaring '20s party by having party supplies that have the text of the 18th Amendment, which made selling alcohol illegal and paved the way for speakeasies. Text of the 18th Amendment to the Constitution, which instituted Prohibition and made the manufacture, transportation, and sale of alcohol illegal. It was overturned 14 years later with passage of the 21st Amendment. During Prohibition, all through the Roaring Twenties, people had to sneak around to get alcohol and went to speakeasies for booze and entertainment. People dealing in alcohol had to use code names, and "Hooch" was one codename for alcohol.