The Prohibition Era was first introduced in 1920 and lasted just over 13 years. The United States had issued a stoppage of all alcohol production and consumption because of the introduction of the temperance movement.
Golfing on a Sunday was banned in New York State until 1952, when the government revoked this law. The outlawing of golfing on a Sunday was originally due to religious reasons, stating it violated the Sabbath.
In Michigan, it was against the law to have remixes of the national anthem or for musicians to add to it. This law was later repealed in 2015 because of singers who lengthened the song for dramatic effect.
The game was banned in New York in 1942 and was not legalized again until 1974. The original ban came in World War II; U.S. leaders claimed that the machines used precious metals that could be used in the war effort.