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Bootlegging Quiz Grade 5
Author :
Virtual School Bahamas
1.
What is bootlegging?
A
Smuggling or transporting alcoholic beverages illegally
B
Selling alcoholic beverages in licensed establishments
C
Manufacturing alcoholic beverages legally
2.
When did the American government pass an act to prevent the manufacturing, selling, importing, or exporting of liquors?
A
1920
B
1933
C
1919
3.
What was the period called when many people in The Bahamas were involved in smuggling liquor into America?
A
Prohibition
B
Rum-running
C
Bootlegging
4.
How did many people make a living from during the prohibition period?
A
Farming
B
Fishing
C
Bootlegging
5.
What was the purpose of using money from bootlegging?
A
To support local businesses
B
To improve living conditions for the rich and infrastructure for tourists
C
To fund education programs
6.
Which areas benefited the most from bootlegging?
A
Residential areas
B
Industrial areas
C
Touristic/downtown areas
7.
What areas did not benefit as much from bootlegging?
A
Suburban areas
B
Coastal areas
C
Over the Hill areas
8.
What was the revenue from customs duty on liquor used for during the bootlegging period in the Bahamas?
A
Funding education
B
Improving infrastructure
C
Supporting healthcare
9.
What were the living conditions like for ordinary Bahamians during the bootlegging period?
A
Using outside toilets and tin tubs, and manual hand pumps and wells
B
Having access to running water and electricity
C
Living in luxury hotels and resorts
10.
What was the main source of revenue during the bootlegging period in the Bahamas?
A
Agriculture
B
Customs duty on liquor
C
Tourism
11.
What were some of the luxuries that tourists enjoyed during the bootlegging period in the Bahamas?
A
Running water and electricity
B
Access to healthcare
C
High-quality education
12.
What were some of the infrastructure improvements made using the revenue from customs duty on liquor?
A
Deepening the harbor, providing running water and electricity
B
Constructing luxury hotels and resorts
C
Building schools, hospitals, and roads