What led to the growth of saloons in the west and what led to the change of view of saloons after the civil war?

Historians sometimes define the American West as lands west of the 98th meridian, or 98° west longitude. This line of longitude runs though the middle of Texas and Kansas up through the eastern third of Nebraska and the Dakotas. Some definitions of the region include all lands west of the Mississippi or Missouri rivers. For the complete story of western expansion in the United States, see Westward movement in America.

Regardless of the precise boundary line used, the western frontier differed in many ways from the eastern United States. Much of the West had a drier climate than that of the East, and western terrain often proved much harsher. As a result, immigrants to the West had to adapt and find new ways of doing things to survive. Their efforts were aided by improvements in transportation, communication, farm equipment, and other areas.

The correct answer is the Taliban

They ruled the country from 1996 to 2001 and controlled most of Afghanistan where strict sharia law was used and numerous people were killed because of this or were harmed for life. In 2001 the regime fell and the country went into a period of transition. Before that, during the Taliban reign, they colluded with terrorists and supported various terrorist organizations.