People sought Prohibition of alcohol in the US for several reasons, including the belief that alcohol consumption led to moral decay and social problems, such as crime and family violence. Additionally, many reformers viewed alcohol as a major contributor to poverty and public health issues. The temperance movement, supported by various religious and women's groups, advocated for Prohibition as a means to promote a healthier and more moral society.
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