In the Early to Mid-1900s, the "British System" Dealt with the Drug

question 30

Multiple Choice

In the early to mid-1900s, the "British System" dealt with the drug problem in that country by:

• A)maintaining opiate addicts by giving medical prescriptions for drugs
• B)funding needle exchange programs in major cities
• C)opening a "red light" district where drug sellers would be tolerated
• D)imposing harsh sentences on drug offenders

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