The "Killer-Weed" Stories in the 1930s Led to __________

question 130

Multiple Choice

The "killer-weed" stories in the 1930s led to __________.

• A) an extensive highway beautification program
• B) antipesticide legislation during the 1940s
• C) regulation of marijuana cultivation and use
• D) an increase in systemic violence in Canadian cities

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Definitions:

Zygomatic

Pertaining to the cheekbone or zygoma, a bone on the side of the skull forming the prominence of the cheek.

Lacrimal

Associated with the production of tears or the tear glands.

Ethmoid

A complex bone in the skull located between the eyes and nasal cavities, contributing to the nasal cavity's structure and involved in smell sensation.

Sacral Hiatus

An opening or gap in the posterior part of the sacral bone of the vertebral column through which nerves and membranes can pass.