What describes the era after the 18th amendment went into effect one of its effects was a rise in organized crime?

The era after the 18th Amendment, known as Prohibition (1920-1933), was characterized by the nationwide ban on alcohol, which led to significant social and economic upheaval. One of its most notable effects was the dramatic rise in organized crime, as illegal production and distribution of alcohol became highly lucrative. Criminal organizations, such as the Chicago Outfit led by Al Capone, thrived by supplying bootlegged alcohol, resulting in increased violence and corruption. Ultimately, the failure to enforce Prohibition laws and the negative societal impact contributed to the amendment's repeal in 1933.