Amendment Analysis

Students answer questions comparing the 18th and 21st Amendments and examine how each one affected personal freedoms and society. Each question prompts complete, thoughtful sentences that explore democratic change, public attitudes, and the consequences of Prohibition. Students reflect on the tension between public good and individual choice, strengthening civic understanding. This worksheet encourages historical interpretation and supports students in connecting constitutional changes to everyday life. By considering both amendments, learners grasp how laws evolve based on social needs.

Curriculum Matched Skills

Social Studies – Understanding Constitutional Change

Social Studies – Civic Ideals and Balancing Rights

English Language Arts – Written Response and Explanation

Social Studies – Analysis of Social and Political Impact

This worksheet is part of our Prohibition Era Worksheets collection.