Senator Morris Sheppard is most famous for authoring a bill promoting this political cause.
Senator Morris Sheppard is most famous for authoring a bill promoting this political cause. An advocate of this cause received a message from God to "Go to Kiowa." The so-called "Napoleon" of this movement was Neal S. Dow, who resisted an 1851 riot in Portland, Maine over it. Adherents of this political cause included Wayne Wheeler and First Lady Lucy Hayes, who got her nickname for supporting it. The Volstead Act ultimately enforced this cause, which was vehemently supported by the hatchet-wielding activist Carrie Nation before it was repealed under FDR. For 10 points, name this cause supported by the 18th Amendment and the Anti-Saloon League.
Senator Morris Sheppard is most famous for authoring a bill promoting this political cause.
prohibition [or temperance; or support for the 18th Amendment before mention; or same-knowledge equivalents about banning alcohol]