During the Late 1800s, Patterns of Opium Consumption in Canada

question 135

Multiple Choice

During the late 1800s, patterns of opium consumption in Canada __________.

• A) were virtually nonexistent
• B) were restricted to British Columbia
• C) were similar to those of alcohol among men
• D) parallelled patterns of consumption in Britain

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