Knowing that Prohibition was unsuccessful, would it be worse or better to legalize drugs so that the government could regulate and tax them? Explain.

It would be worse if the government legalized drugs in order to tax people. I‘ll explain why, many people are addicted to drugs. If drugs were legalized then people who are for example: addicted to methamphetamine,will buy them and their addiction will never end. There are even people who purposely brake an arm or leg in order to get opioids. Sometimes they get an animal and break their legs in order to get opioids, this is in-humane and cruel. Also, if all kinds of drugs were at people’s disposal then people could abuse of them or if a person has had problems in the past due to drug abuse it’s going to be a problem for them, drugs will be their temptation and they might fall again to the drug addiction.

A Discovery Channel Episode entitled: “Your Body on Drugs “ illustrates the science and effects of illegal drugs as part of a controlled study. At the moment 26.000.000 Americans use illegal drugs. Drugs affect our driving, how? Marijuana from the moment a user inhales the smoke cannabis, smoke fills the lungs. A psychoactive chemical THC infiltrates the blood and it takes just 60 seconds for that chemical to get to the brain. There it hits the memory center, the hippocampus where electrical signal controls memory and THC immediately blocks signals. Meth on the other hand stimulates the central nervous system making users wide awake and focused. It’s effect is so very immense that it leads to attention overload causing carelessness.

The Battle of Midway was significant because it:

A. officially ended World War II.

B. reduced Germany's hold on Europe.

C. proved that the United States could defeat Japan.

D. forced Japan to surrender.

Which diagram shows how the federal government helped African Americans
increase their political power?
caused
Affirmative action
Establishment of
quotas for seats in
state legislatures
O A.
caused
Voting Rights Act
Creation of
minority-dominated
legislative districts
B.
caused
Title IX
Elimination of poll
taxes and literacy
tests
C.
caused
Civil Rights Act
of 1957
Expansion of
federal protections
for minority voters

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Why do you think people feared the black nationalism movement?

four reason for royal bengal tiger being rare?​

which sentence is not about George Washington
George Washington was Americas first and greatest president. America was started in 1776 with the Declaration of Independence. He was born in 1732. He stopped the Whiskey Rebellion from becoming a war in Pennsylvania. He kept us out of war in France. His experience as an army officer helped him avoid two wars during his presidency. Washington's greatest example was retiring after only two terms.

2. Who were the four major Allied countries?

What kind of law follows precedent based on past rulings of judges?
a. Civil law c. Criminal law
b. Common law d. Legal law

for benefits of responsible citizenship ​

Barney is a dino from imagination.
Yes
No
Of course
All of the above

Which of the following is one of Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal
programs?
A. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
B. The American Red Cross
C. The House Un-American Activities Committee
D. The Peace Corps

how did advancements in technologry help bring a quick end to conflict in the pacific during world war II

How did the British army respond to the colonial victory at Trenton?

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While folks flocking to the cities told new tales, it was the
same old story out in the rural parts of the state. There
the roaring" sounded more like a barn mouse than a
Buick. Where dairy farmers near Hickory were doing
well, five out of every six farmers in Scotland County
were still sharecroppers. Across the state, 137,000
country families did not own the land they labored on
each summer. Hardly any owned a car. Quite a few had
problems feeding their mules, let alone their children.
For some North Carolinians during the 1920s, their best
effort went wanting. A pest killed the strawberry plants
near Wilmington. The boll weevil greatly damaged the
cotton crop in the 1920s until farmers learned to poison
it. Some farmers in the Sandhills tried very hard after the
war to grow peaches, but folks in Georgia grew them
better and took most of the money. Prices of farm
products went steadily down throughout the decade.
What was the main difference between rural and urban
areas in North Carolina in the 1920s?
O People in rural areas faced more financial
difficulties than people in urban areas.
O Business was booming for farmers in rural areas,
while urban workers struggled.
* More car owners lived in rural areas than in urban
areas because cars were a necessity
Changing technology was widely accessible in both
urban and rural areas, but it was used in different
ways

Immigration to the us has increased from many diverse countries especially from

North America countries
Europeans countries
Arab and islamic nations
Asian and Latin America countries

Which best describes the meaning of MacArthur's
statement?

Read the next passage from the letter, and then
answer the question.
Read the next passage from the letter, and then
answer the question.
What was Hannah Johnson afraid might happen to
her son that almost kept her from letting him go to
war?
O She was afraid he would be captured and
sold into slavery.
She was afraid he would be killed in battle.
She was afraid he would be forced to fight for
the South

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Who originally formulated the law cited here?
A. Congress
B. President Bush
C. The Supreme Court
D. The National Council on Disability
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Nile River

East Africa

Niger River

Swahili culture

Egyptian Civilization

West African Civilizations

Working which of the following countries would not be considered part of East Asia

Why did American colonists come to oppose English rule in the 1760s and 1770s?

A) They wanted to be subjects of French King Louis XV rather than King George III .
B) They believed that the British were not paying enough taxes to support the colonies.
C) They objected to Parliament taxing the colonies without granting them representation.
D) They feared Parliament would place the colonies under the control of the British governor of Canada.

At the beginning of the nineteenth century, what was the primary means for transporting goods?

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Which nation had a name for a blue cloth that later became the modern term "blue jeans"?

Industrialization resulted in what changes to American society?
economic growth and increased urbanization

immigration and an increase in workers' benefits

the growth of public education and urbanization

increased opportunities for skilled workers and women's equality

what type of warranty is made by law and is understood without being spoken or written

Which option represents the example that is most similar to the one thought underlined in the passage?
A student tries to "stretch out" her paper by choosing a prominent font size and type.
O A young woman chooses an ostentatious outfit to wear to a party
O A couple sets up an impressive holiday light display in the front yard of their new house
A scientist uses graphics and video elements to explain complex concepts to his audience.

One of the pilgrims described in the Canterbury tales is a Knight. Choose the best words or phrases to complete this passage about the characteristics that a knight should display.

A senator introduces a bill by taking it to the president pro tempore, the majority leader, and the minority leader.


True

False****

If a bill cannot be voted on due to the lack of members present, it is unlikely that the bill will make it to the House floor.


True***

False

Which of the following best describes a similarity between Thomas Hobbes and Jean-Jacques Rousseau
A. Both supported absolute monarchy as the best form of government
B. Both believed that societies were built upon social contracts
C. Both believed that all members of a community should be equal
D. Both argued that a country’s political power must always be divided

What is idealism and what are the examples of Idealisim.What Idealism is all about?​