Anti-Cocaine Sentiment in the United States Emerged in the Early

question 20

Multiple Choice

Anti-cocaine sentiment in the United States emerged in the early 1900s in response to cocaine's heavy use among

• A)pregnant women.
• B)teenagers.
• C)European immigrants.
• D)urban blacks.

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Definitions:

Pedal A Tricycle

The act of operating a three-wheeled vehicle using foot pedals to propel it forward.

Rough-And-Tumble

A form of play that involves physical activities such as running, tumbling, and play-fighting, often seen among children and believed to be important for social development.

Large Muscle Groups

The collections of larger muscles in the body that contribute to major movements and activities, such as those in the legs, abdomen, and chest.

Small Muscle Groups

Muscles that control fine movements, primarily located in the hands, feet, face, and eye region.