Question

question 4
why was the 18th amendment repealed by the 21st amendment?
it was unpopular with a majority of americans and also difficult to enforce.
the supreme court later ruled the 18th amendment unconstitutional.
the states that ratified the original amendment were misled about its contents.
it interfered with the implementation of a handful of executive orders.

Explanation:

The 18th Amendment established prohibition in the United States. It was repealed by the 21st Amendment mainly because it was highly unpopular among a majority of Americans as it restricted personal freedoms regarding alcohol - consumption, and also it was extremely difficult to enforce due to widespread illegal production, distribution, and sale of alcohol (bootlegging). The Supreme - Court did not rule it unconstitutional, states were not misled about its contents, and it did not interfere with executive orders in a way that led to its repeal.

Answer:

It was unpopular with a majority of Americans and also difficult to enforce.