+2 Best Speakeasy Prohibition Trivia and Quizzes in United States

Welcome, party people and history buffs alike, to a journey back in time to the era of flappers, jazz, and clandestine cocktails! Get ready to test your knowledge on one of the most intriguing chapters in American history - the Prohibition era and the infamous speakeasies that thrived in the shadows. Imagine yourself stepping into a dimly lit, secret speakeasy, where the air is filled with the clinking of glasses and the smooth melodies of jazz music. During the Prohibition era of the 1920s and 1930s, the United States underwent a radical transformation as the government outlawed the sale, production, and transportation of alcoholic beverages. But as they say, rules were made to be broken, and thus, the speakeasies were born - underground bars that became hotspots for rebels, socialites, and gangsters alike. In this quiz, we invite you to uncover the hidden secrets of the Prohibition era and test your knowledge on speakeasies, bootleggers, and the colorful characters that defined this tumultuous time in American history. From the roaring parties of the Jazz Age to the daring acts of the bootlegging kingpins, every question will challenge your understanding of this captivating period. So, grab your fedora, slip on your flapper dress, and get ready to sip on some knowledge as we delve into the world of speakeasy prohibition. Whether you're a history aficionado or just curious to learn more about this rebellious chapter in American culture, this quiz promises to entertain and educate in equal measure. Let's raise a virtual toast to the spirit of defiance and indulgence that defined the Prohibition era - let the quiz begin!

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Do You Know Your U.S. History? Play This Quiz and Find Out!

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  • The U.S. Prohibition era came to an end in which decade?

    1930s

  • Who was the first president of the United States?

    Washington

  • What was the Boston Tea Party?

    Protest

  • In what historical place did the American Civil War start?

    Fort Sumter

  • Which of these events happened in 1929?

    Wall Street Crash

  • In which year was the American Declaration of Independence signed?

    1776

  • What day in 1969 did Apollo 11 finally land on the moon?

    July 20

  • The Reconstruction era was the historical period following what event?

    American Civil War

  • Which American president had the first names, John Fitzgerald?

    Kennedy

  • Which of the following conflicts occurred between 1775 and 1783?

    US Revolutionary War

  • Which of these presidents never lived in the White House?

    George Washington

  • In what war was the 'Seven Days' Battles'?

    American Civil War

  • Which US President made a speech about Four Freedoms in 1941?

    Roosevelt

  • Where was the first annual commemoration of Independence in the U.S.?

    Philadelphia

  • Which of these U.S. presidents had a dog named "Satan"?

    John Adams

  • The head of which of these Presidents is carved into Mount Rushmore?

    Thomas Jefferson

  • What was the accusation behind the 17th-century trials in Salem?

    Witchcraft

  • Which U.S. president was born in a log cabin west of the Appalachians?

    Abraham Lincoln

  • Where was the Battle of Gettysburg fought?

    Pennsylvania

  • Which European country aided the U.S. in the Revolutionary War?

    France

Explore The Era of Gangsters and Speakeasies with Our Prohibition Quiz!

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  • In the US, which name was given to a seller of illegal alcohol?

    Bootlegger

  • Which U.S. President repealed Prohibition?

    Franklin D. Roosevelt

  • What were "speakeasies" during the Prohibition Era in the United States?

    Illicit bars

  • Which word means alcohol which has been illegally distilled?

    Moonshine

  • Which famous gangster gained his wealth during Prohibition?

    Al Capone

  • Which was the federal agency responsible for enforcing Prohibition?

    Bureau of Prohibition

  • Who was the leader of The Untouchables, who targeted Al Capone?

    Eliot Ness

  • Which US city was linked with gangster Al Capone in the 1920s?

    Chicago

  • What was the law that created Prohibition informally known as?

    The Volstead Act

  • When did the Alcohol Prohibition end in the U.S.?

    1933

  • Which of these US states never ratified the Prohibition?

    Rhode Island

  • Prohibition of alcohol in the United States started in what year?

    1920

  • Which of these words is slang for homemade alcohol?

    Mountain dew

  • What animal is used as a mascot by the Prohibition Party?

    Camel

  • Which American crime boss earned the nickname "Lucky"?

    Charles Luciano

  • Which 1919 amendment banned alcohol sale, production, and transport?

    18th Amendment

  • Which show is about the experiences of Prohibition agent Eliot Ness?

    The Untouchables

  • What was the real name of the famous gangster Machine Gun Kelly?

    George Kelly Barnes