Coca-Cola, Which Was Introduced as a , Contained Small Amounts

question 18

Multiple Choice

Coca-Cola, which was introduced as a , contained small amounts of cocaine and was developed because _.

• A)treatment for delusional thinking; it helped to calm the patient
• B)depressant; alcohol use was banned on Sundays and cocaine's depressant effects could replace those of alcohol
• C)temperance drink; alcohol use was banned on Sundays
• D)substitute for water; local water was considered impure for consumption

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Product Costs

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