1)is a combustive process in which yeasts interact with the sugars in plants to produce an enzyme that converts the sugar into alcohol

1)is a combustive process in which yeasts interact with the sugars in plants to produce an enzyme that converts the sugar into alcohol.

2

Which of the following did European explorers bring to the Americas?

3

What was the "soldiers' disease" in the Civil War?

4

The Pure Food and Drug Act.

5

Cocaine is a drug.

The Marijuana Tax Act of 1937 outlawed the use of marijuana.

The addictive properties of opiates were first recognized in the 1870s.

Who won the first Opium War?

There had been no legislative attention to treatment of drug abuse until the 1980s.

The 1960s was the era of __________.

How was cannabis sativa used in ancient China?

__________ is a hallucinogenic, historically used by the Mazatec Indians in Mexico, that has seen a recent problematic rise in use in the U.S.

What did physicians in the mid-1800s refer to as "God's own medicine"?

Valium is a Schedule IV drug.

Which of the following drugs was not introduced to Europe from the Americas?

Archaeological evidence suggests that __________ was used as early as 6400 B.C.

_____________ is a slang expression used to describe a saloon operating without a license during Prohibition.

Marijuana was used as an all-purpose medicine in the 1800s.

“Sudden sniffing death syndrome” is a recently reported phenomenon in which teenagers have suffered heart attacks after sniffing ketamine.

The Pure Food and Drug Act __________.

Prior to the 20th Century, drug use was heavily restricted.

Which country had the highest national use of opium in the mid-1800s?

Marijuana is a __________ drug.

Which of the following was not a result of Prohibition?

Cocaine is a ___________ drug.

In ancient times, various plants were used primarily within religious or __________ contexts.

The Second Opium War ended in the Treaty of __________.

The first report of solvent abuse was in _____________.

The designer drug Rohypnol is commonly known as ___________.

An unintended consequence of the Harrison Narcotics Tax Act of 1914 was that, in the years since its passage, the law served to shift opium addicts to ____________.

Valium is a Schedule IV drug.

__________ were used in the 1930s to treat depression.

__________ was used in Asia Minor around 5000 B.C. and was known as a "joy plant."

One problem with the Controlled Substances Analogue Enforcement Act of 1986 is that the so-called "designer drugs" are still unclassifiable.

The Marijuana Tax Act of 1937 outlawed the use of marijuana.

The Second Opium War ended in the Treaty of __________.

Although illicit drugs have often been used for medicinal purposes, it is very rare for drugs that are developed for medical reasons to be used in nonmedicinal ways.

The Pure Food and Drug Act __________.

Which of the following is a way in which heroin is used?

In the 1800s, cocaine was used to treat _________.

___________ is a hallucinogenic drug derived from the cactus plant.

What did physicians in the mid-1800s refer to as "God's own medicine"?

Which of the following did European explorers bring to the Americas?

How was cannabis sativa used in ancient China?

The 1988 Anti-Drug Abuse Act established severe penalties for trafficking marijuana and hashish.

The Opium Wars occurred because __________ attempted to control or eliminate imports of opium by __________ traders.

Oriental drugs were introduced to Europe because of the Crusades and the expeditions of __________.

Solvent inhalant abuse is especially problematic among teenage males.

A major thrust of the early Federal Bureau of Narcotics was its attempt to eradicate the use of __________.

According to the Controlled Substances Act, the maximum penalty for a first offense for possession is greater for a Schedule I drug than for a Schedule V drug.

Recent Supreme Court decisions have placed in doubt the constitutionality of random drug testing in the nation’s schools.