|
|
| Hooked, Illigal Drugs And How They Got That Way 2 - Opium, Morphine and Heroin |
An examination of the history of the poppy plant and three of its deadliest derivatives. In ancient times, the poppy was considered divine, but in the 19th and 20th centuries, its addicting and lethal qualities caused unprecedented national outrage, social upheaval, and even sparked two wars. Used by the upper classes as patent medicines, heroin became the bane of society when the working class began to use it. In 1914, Federal law banned heroin and opium, and restricted morphine to medicinal use.
|
|
|
| Listing Information |
|
| Website: |
http://channel.nationalgeographic.com |
| Average Visitor Rating: |
0.00 (Out of 5) |
| Number of ratings: |
0 |
| Hits: |
827 |
| Added: |
2008-01-17 19:47:21 |
| Last updated: |
0000-00-00 00:00:00 |
|
|
|
|
|
Please Support Us
With the high cost of running this site every little bit helps. Thank you.
|
|
New Listings
 The Secret Category: Paranormal Created: Jan 17, 2008
|  David Blaine Street... Category: Mainstream Created: Jan 17, 2008
|  Discovery: Beyond... Category: Environment Created: Jan 17, 2008
|  Hooked, Illigal Drugs... Category: Drugs, Sex, Violence Created: Jan 17, 2008
|  Hooked, Illigal Drugs... Category: Drugs, Sex, Violence Created: Jan 17, 2008
|  National Geographic -... Category: Self-Defense Created: Jan 17, 2008
| | Show more... |
Who's Online
We have 23 guests online
|
|