The Great Irony in North American History Is How the "Demon

The great irony in North American history is how the "demon rum" of the nineteenth century became a mark of good taste for the social drinker.What reason would best explain the cause?

A) The patterns of consumption changed both in the amounts and who drank alcoholic beverages.
B) The ingredients in rum no longer changed Christian Americans into "devils."
C) After Prohibition,alcohol consumption became socially acceptable.
D) Women began drinking more during the Roaring Twenties.