Answer all questions

1		In the late 1800s, Prohibition was viewed as:
			A)	associated with the Catholic church
			B)	a way of striking back at ethnic groups undermining the good and true life
			C)	the only way to stop public drunkenness
			D)	a faddish cause to become involved in
			E)	a ridiculous idea for almost everyone in America
2		In 1918 _______ became the first state to ratify the Eighteenth Amendment, and in 1919 ______ was the 36th state to ratify it.
			A)	Tennessee; New Hampshire
			B)	Maine; Texas
			C)	Maine; New Hampshire
			D)	Mississippi; Nebraska
			E)	Alaska; Montana
3		After Prohibition first went into effect:
			A)	deaths from alcohol declined sharply
			B)	people obeyed the law in every instance
			C)	the overall intake of alcohol increased
			D)	rates of mental illness shot up
			E)	c and d
4		The last state to allow sales of liquor after prohibition ended was:
			A)	Mississippi
			B)	Missouri
			C)	Minnesota
			D)	Michigan
			E)	Maine
5		The minimum age to purchase alcoholic beverages was set at ____ in most states before 1970.
			A)	18
			B)	21
			C)	25
			D)	16
			E)	there was no age limit
6		The country with the highest rate of alcohol consumption per capita is:
			A)	France
			B)	Ireland
			C)	United States
			D)	Italy
			E)	Iran
7		Naltrexone, a narcotic antagonist:
			A)	reduces craving for alcohol
			B)	reverses the effects of alcohol intoxication
			C)	was approved by the FDA in 1994 for the treatment of alcoholism
			D)	a and c
			E)	a, b, and c
8		Disulfiram (antabuse):
			A)	has effects that last for only 4-6 hours
			B)	is a sedative used as an alcohol substitute
			C)	is a very safe treatment method
			D)	inhibits the enzyme aldehyde dehydrogenase
			E)	prevents alcohol from having any effect on the drinker
9		Jellinek's theory is that alcoholism is:
			A)	based on one's home environment
			B)	a progressive disease that follows several predictable stages
			C)	the result of poor self-concept
			D)	a mental illness comparable to suicide
			E)	the result of sensory deprivation during infancy
10		Alcoholics Anonymous believes that alcoholism:
			A)	can be rectified by making people feel guilty when drunk
			B)	is a defect in one's character
			C)	can be controlled so that people can learn to drink moderately
			D)	is a disease
			E)	is caused by low self-esteem