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Title:   " Altered States: A History of Drug Use in America "

Whether it’s caffeine, nicotine or morphine, drugs of choice have defined our lives and history, with sometimes benevolent, sometimes tragic results. This program focuses on the history of America’s drug use and abuse, from the days when the early European settlers became enamored with tobacco, through Prohibition and up to today. Substance abuse is not exclusive to the 20th century. The problems we see today existed in other forms and with other drugs throughout our history. The reasons for using drugs have also remained constant: to ease pain, alleviate boredom or to expand our consciousness. The program traces the patterns of American drug use and abuse and documents the cultural, social and political movements that impacted, or were impacted by, the use of drugs.

Production Date:  1992
Length:  58 minutes
Ordering:  UNL Video checkout
Subject:  Family & Consumer Sciences
Health and Human Performance
Psychology
Sociology


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