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197519801985199019952000200520102015202010,000 BCEThe Natufians master beer-makingc. 8850 - 4650 BCECoca chewing was in practice throughout wide area in the Americas6000 - 4000 BCEViticulture is believed to have originated in what is now Armeniac. 5000 - 3000 BCETobacco was first cultivated by people living in the Andesc. 4000 BCEEarliest physical evidence of human use of cannabisc. 4000 BCEWine and beer appear in Egyptian pictographs3700 BCENative Americans made artifacts from peyote and other plants3500 BCEEvidence of shamanic use of mushrooms in North Africac. 3150 BCEEgyptians take wine to the afterlifec. 3100 BCESymbol for beer found on early written documents in Uruk (Mesopotamia)c. 3000 BCEThe opium poppy is first cultivated in Southwest Asia c. 3000 BCEThe spice trade fires up in India and surrounding areasc. 2737 BCEChinese Emperor Shen Nong discovers many medicines2697 - 2597 BCEChinese emperor explores impact of alcohol on public health2500 - 1800 BCEEvidence for earliest human use of tobacco is traced back to Peru2000 BCE - 1500 CECocaine metabolites was found in mummies from Chile and Peru1900 - 1750 BCECultivation of coca bush in central Peru1800-1000 BCEThe Olmec produced and consumed cacao products at the beginning of the Early Preclassic periodc. 1700 - 1100 BCEReligious and medicinal use of cannabis in Hindu sacred textsc. 1550 BCEOpium and cannabis mentioned in ancient Egyptian medical textsc. 1500 BCEOpium is used in cult rituals in the Mediterranean region1400 - 1000 BCETobacco cultivation in New Mexico1213 BCECannabis pollen is found on the mummy of Ramesses II, who died in 1213 BCEc. 1000 BCEAncient Chinese records show importance of cannabis1000 - 500 BCEGuatemalans carved stones in the shape of miniature mushroomsc. 1000 BCECacao is used for religious rituals in Central and South Americac. 900 - 100 BCEScythians use opium and cannabis in religious ritual870 BCEWine and beer are served at a royal feast in Mesopotamiac. 800 - 400 BCEGraves reveal cultural use of cannabis in north-west Chinac. 700 BCEDid Polydamna give Helen opium?668 - 627 BCECannabis found in list of plants on clay tabletsc. 500 BCECoca chewing depicted in ceramic figurines450 BCEPersia King advised to take advantage of opponents' lack of experience with alcohol to defeat themc. 428 - 348 BCEPlato argued that alcohol is a good test of someone's characterc. 425 BCEGreek historian Herodotus records cannabis use among the Scythian people of western Asiac. 380 - 340 BCEGreeks used cannabis recreationally at their symposia375 BCEComedy writer Eubulus summed up the good, bad and ugly sides of ancient alcohol use300 BCE - 200 CEOpium is traded along the Silk Roadsc. 100 BCEItaly catches up with Greece when it comes to wine production and trade3 BCEDrinking contest in Greece leads to the death of 411 CETobacco use has spread nearly everywhere in the Americasc. 50 CEToo much cannabis leads to seeing devils, Pen-ts'ao Chingc. 77 CEPedanius Dioscorides includes cannabis and opium in his list of medicinesc. 100 CETaoists use cannabis to induce hallucinationsc. 100 - 800 CEArchaeological record testifies to wide-spread practice of coca-leaf chewing in Andean cultures129 - c. 200Greek physician writes of pleasures, benefits and drawbacks of cannabisc. 140 - 210 CEHua T’o uses cannabis and wine to sedate patients for surgery250 - 900 CESymbolic and physical traces of cacao are left behind by the Mayans380 CEAlcohol becomes the dominant psychoactive substance during the Roman Empire600 - 1000 CEFirst pictorial record of smoking in Guatemala810 CETea is brought to Japan by a Japanese Buddhist priest865 - 922 CEFirst mention of coffee in print1025 CEOpium and cannabis recognized as important medicines in "The Canon of Medicine"c. 1090 CEHasan-ibn-Sabah and the cannabis-assassin myth1100The first coffee trees are cultivated on the Arabian peninsulac. 1155 CESufis draw attention to cannabis and take the blame1200 CEThe Incas and Mayans made alcoholic beverages that became popular in their respective culture.c. 1200 CECannabis use spreads across Africac. 1200 - 1400 CECannabis generally prohibited in medieval Muslim society1207 - 1273 CEJalal ad-Din Rumi, a Sufi poet and writer, writes The Many Winesc. 1224 CEIbn al-Baytar of Spain provides a description of the psychoactive effects of Cannabis1270s CEThe poem Hávamál (attributed to Odin) encouraged men to practice moderation in regards to alcohol1300 - 1521 CEThe Aztec people used psilocybian mushrooms during rituals and ceremonies1300s CEThe Travels of Marco Polo (book) mentions that rice wine was more popular in China than grape wine.1348 - 1349 CEDistilled spirits are prescribed by doctors during the Black Death1425 - 1532 CECoca production used to finance the Inca empire1440 CEThe printing press allows broader ditribution of information about alcohol1450 CECoffee use spreads rapidly in Yemen1453 CEOttoman Turks introduce coffee to Constantinople1470 - 1500 CECoffee is introduced in Mecca and becomes extremely popular 1475 CEOpening of the world's first coffee shop1493 - 1541 CEParacelsus: inventor of laudanum1500s CEFrancisco Hernandez (1514 - 1587) brings Amerindian knowledge about chocolate to Europe.1500s CEThe practice of smoking is brought from the Americas to Europe by French and English voyagers1500 CEOpium important in Indian culture, report Portuguese1511 CECoffee was banned as an intoxicant in Mecca1512 CEGerman scientist Hieronymus Brunschwig published The Big Book on Distillation1517 CECoffee spreads to Constantinople and becomes extremely popular1519 CEKing Montezuma regularly drank a cocoa-based beverage1524 - 1707 CEOpium cultivation and trade under the Mughal Dynasty1529 CECoffee house established in Vienna1532 - 1600 CECoca chewing following the Spanish conquest of Peru1535 CEJacque Cartier is introduced to cultivated tobacco in the village of Hochelaga1535 CEFirst published reference to Tobacco1542 CECoffee spreads through the Ottoman Empire despite a ban by Sultan Suleiman1542 CEPortuguese sailors introduce tobacco to Japan1545 CEThe Aztecs use cacao beans as currency 1546 CEOpium commonly used by Turkish population, says Belon1554 CEThe first coffee houses are established in Constantinople1557 CEPortuguese granted Chinese port at Macau1559 CEQueen Catherine de Medicis is said to have popularized the use of tobacco as a headache remedy.1560 CEBernardino de Sahagún makes reference to peyote in Historia general de las cosas de Nueva Espana1565 CEFirst description of tobacco in botanical literature1567 CEA French publication mentions tobacco as part of several agricultural products and medicinal herbs.1567 CEIntroduction of tobacco to Southern China1569 CEPope Pius V declares that drinking chocolate on Friday does not break the Catholic fast1570 CECoffee makes its first appearance in Venice, Italy1571 CEJoyful News, a book suggesting tobacco can be a cure for many ailments, is published.1575 CEGirolamo Benzoni describes chocolate in a popular account of his travels1580 CECoffee houses are closed in Constantinople1585 CEThe first shipment of cacao arrives in Spain1590 CEThe use of green cacao is said to have intense effects, and moderation is advised1591 CEProblemas y Secretos Maravillosos de Las Indias is published.1600 CEShakespeare's plays reflect increasing concerns about alcohol consumption1600-1700 CESpanish missionary records from the 1600s and early 1700s indicate peyote use by indigenous people1600s-1700sWestern countries exports opium from India to China1600 CEIntroduction of tobacco to Eastern Europe1600 CECoffee is declared a Christian drink by the Pope1601 CEDistilling is banned in Belgium1603-1612 CETobacco prohibition starts in Japan1603 CEWilliam Shakespeare makes a reference to opium in Othello1604 CEKing James I of England condems tobacco in a pamphlet titled A Counterblast to Tobacco1605 CETobacco cultivation begins in Japan1606 CEProhibition of tobacco trade in South America by the King of Spain1607 CETobacco becomes the main export of first English colony in North America.1610 - 1643 CESmoking spreads across all classes during the reign of Louis XIII (1610-43)1611 - 1762 CEJamestown settlers bring cannabis to North America1614 CEAn outbreak of the plague in London popularizes smoking1614 CEKing Philip III establishes Seville as tobacco center of the world1614 CEThe first shipment of tobacco was sent to England from Jamestown (Virginia)1616 CEDiscovery of a tribe of American Indians who cultivated large tobacco fields in present-day Ontario1618 - 1648 CE"Dutch courage" comes to Britain during Thirty Years War1619 - 1620 CEEnactment of strict prohibitions against tobacco cultivation in the U.K.1620 CEThe Roman Catholic church bans peyote during the Inquisition1625 CEA political ban on coffee is established and then repealed1634 CETobacco prohibition takes place in Russia1635 CEFree sale of tobacco is restricted, but the restrictions do not stay in place for long1637 CEThe first American brewery is built in Massachusetts by Captain Sedgwick 1638 - 1644 CEProhibition is enacted and then repealed in China1649 CETobacco ban is affirmed by Tsar Alexis1649 CEPeyote is discussed in Francisco Hernandez' History of the Plants of New Spain1650 - 1652 CEThe first English coffee house opens at Oxford University, and several more soon open in London 1651 CETobacco prohibition ends in Japan1655 CEGrape wines are first planted in South Africa by Jan van Riebeeck1662 CEFirst independent mention of coca in English literature1663 CEEnglish coffee houses are required to be licensed1675 CECharles II calls for the suppression of all coffee houses in London1676 CEUnder Tsar Theodore III, restraints around tobacco are less severe1676 CEThomas Sydenham invents a new recipe for laudanum1676 CEThe first American coffee house opens in Boston1679 - 1713 CECoffee houses open throughout Germany1680 - 1682 CECoffee houses play a significant role in the London postal system1680 - 1730 CECoffee consumption thrives in London1681 CEThe English Govenment moves towards opening the Russian tobacco market1682 CEThe tobacco situation in Virginia leads to rebellion and destruction of tobacco plants1683 CEVenice's first coffee house opens1686 CEFrancesco Procope opens a coffeehouse in Paris, which lead to a new 'coffee house culture' in France1688 - 1690 CEWilliam of Orange secures the English throne with gin1692 - 1693 CELouis XIV grants the first coffee monopoly1697 CERuler Peter the Great removes ban on consumption and sale of tobacco1700 CEMysteries of Opium Reveal'd is published18th Century CEAfrican slaves used alcohol for spiritual purposes in the British and French Caribbean 1700sChocolate drinks were given to raiding parties fighting in the French and Indian Wars1710 CEThe French used a method different than the boiling method to prepare coffee1713 CEEnglish Parliament promotes gin production1720 - 1757 CEThe London "gin craze"1725 - 1727 CEA second French Monopoly is established, but revoked a few years later1729 - 1743 CEBritish Parliament takes action against gin1729 CEEmperor Yung Cheng prohibits the sale of opium for smoking in China1730s CEOpium is produced locally for the first time in the U.K. 1743 CEThe hypocrisy in gin control exposed1751 CEA new Gin Act, a new London1753 CECarolus Linnaeus assigned the botanical name Theobroma cacao to the chocolate tree1756 CEThe name of the coca plant genus is published for the first time1773 CEAmerican patriots throw hundreds of chests of tea into the Boston Harbour1773 CEA monopoly on opium cultivation in Bengal, India1780sPlaying with prohibition in China1781 CEThe King of Germany forbids coffee roasting except in official government establishments1785 CEBenjamin Rush publishes 'An inquiry into the effects of of ardent spirits on the human body & mind'1788 CESan Domingo supplies half of the world's coffee, but imports decline after a slave revolt1790sBullion reserves and opium policy, England and China1793 CESamuel Crumpe publishes "Inquiry into the nature and properties of opium"1794 CEThe Whiskey Rebellion takes place1799 CEThe first psychedelic mushroom experience/ingestion is documented 1800 CENapoleon bans hashish in Egypt1800s CEOpium was used to treat cholera during several epidemics in the 1800s1800 - 1830 CEOpium: a force of destruction in China?1802 CEAlcohol sale to Native Americans is banned1804 - 1810 CEGeorge Crabbe writes 'Peter Grimes'1804 CEMorphine, the principal ingredient in opium, is identified1809 CESilvestre de Sacy claims that the word "assassin" is derived from hashish1810 - 1826 CEThe temperance movement spreads in colonial america1810 - 1896 CESamuel Leonard Tilley, one of the Fathers of Confederation, fought for the prohibition of alcohol. 1819 CEFrancois Louis Cailler launched the first Swiss chocolate factory near Vevey, Switzerland1821 CEWilliam Cobbett defended the home-brewing of beer as an act of independence. 1821 CEConfessions of an English Opium-eater is published1828 CECoenraad Van Houten invents a process that creates an easily prepared powdered hot chocolate1830 - 1859 CECoffee consumption increases considerably in the U.S. 1832 - 1839 CEOpium legalization recommended, debated and rejected in China1832 CECodeine is isolated by French chemist Pierre-Jean Robiquet1839 - 1842 CEThe first opium war: China vs Britain1842 CECannabis hailed as a wonder-drug in Victorian England1844 - 1849 CEDr. Moreau and "The Hashish Club"1844 - 1885 CEDavid Louis Riel attempts to curbe the whisky trade, but does not succeed.1845 CESoothing Syrup: morphine and alcohol concoction keeps babies quiet1845 - 1847 CEThe botanical name for peyote is first published by botanist Charles Lemairec. 1845 CECannabis comes to Jamaica1850 CELocal and national regulations regarding alcohol are put in place1850 - 1853 CEConcern about excessive drinking grows in Sweden1850 - 1860 CEOpium smoking is introduced to the United States by Chinese laborers1850 CEFolgers (coffee brand) is established1851 - 1865 CEThe first wave of prohibition laws is enacted1853 CEInvention of hypodermic syringe transforms pain management1855 CEMilller Brewing Company is founded1855 CEThe cocaine alkaloid is isolated from the coca plant 1856 - 1860 CEThe second opium war: China vs Britain and France1859 CEJohn Stuart Mill writes On Liberty1859 CEAlbert Neimann, a German chemist, isolates cocaine from coca leaves1859 CECocaine is identified as substance that can have positive medicinal effects1862 CELizzie Siddal overdoses on laudanum1862 CEThe first federal tax on tobacco is implemented1863 CEAngelo Mariani, a French chemist, introduces a preparation of coca and wine called Vin Mariani1865 - 1905 CEA system to regulate alcohol is developed and eventually made mandatory at the national level1868 CEThe Nootka: Scenes and studies of savage life, is published1868 CEThe Pharmacy Act is enacted in Britain1869 CEThe Prohibition Party is established1870 CECannabis prohibited in southern Africa1871 CECoffee exports from Guatemala dramatically increase1873 CEAlexander Bennett demonstrates the anesthetic properties of cocaine1874 CEHeroin is synthesized for the first time1874 CEThe North West Mounted Police is ordered to stop the illicit trade of whiskey in Alberta1874 - 1875 CEAnti-opium agitation heats up1875Swiss chocolatier Daniel Peter invents milk chocolate1875 CEInland Revenue Act begins drug regulation in Canada1875 CE120'000 people are estimated to be addicted to opium in the United States1876 CEThe United States was importing 340 million pounds of coffee each year1877 CEEduard Levinstein writes "Morbid Craving for Morphia"1878 CEThe Canadian Temperance Act is put in place1878 CEW. Duke & Co., the company that introduced the cigarette-manufacturing machines, is established1879 CEEgyptian government bans cannabis1879 CERodolphe Lindt invents the conching machine, which creates chocolate that melts in the mouth1880 CEJames Albert Bonsack invents the first cigarette rolling machine1884 - 1905 CEThe use of cocaine is praised and use spreads in the United States1886 CEInvention of coca-cola by pharmacist John Pemberton 1890 CEConcern grows over the use of cocaine in the United States1890 CELipton Tea is first introduced1890 CEOpium dens appear in Vancouver and Victoria1891 CETobacco was banned for sale to people under 16 years old in three Canadian provinces1891 CECannabis gets swept up in the temperance debate1892 CEThe Coca-Cola company is established1892 CEMaxwell House is founded1893 CEMethamphetamine is first synthesized1893 - 1894 CEIndian Hemp Drugs Commission Report1894 CEThe Hershey Company is founded1896 CEThe alkaloid mescaline is first isolated from the peyote cactus by Dr. Arthur Heffter1898 CEHeroin introduced as a cough remedy1901 - 1921 CEAlcohol prohibition begins in Canada, and lasts until the 1920s1901 CELuigi Bezzera invents the first commercial espresso machine1902 - 1914 CEEra of progressive reform1906 CEInvention of instant coffee1907 - 1930 CEUS states move to ban cannabis1908 CEThe 1908 Pharmacy Act moved additional drugs to part one of the schedule.1908 CEImperial Tobacco Company of Canada is formed1908 CEThe Opium Act: the beginning of drug prohibition in Canada1909 CEThe International Opium Commission takes place in Shanghai1909 - 1922 CEThe prohibition movement begins in Sweden1909 CEThe Smoking Opium Exclusion Act (USA) prohibits opium for smoking1910 - 1920 CEDramatic tax increase on tobacco products imposed in the United States1911 CECriminal justice takes lead on drug policy development1912 CEThe International Opium Convention takes place1912 CEMDMA is first synthesized by Anton Kollish1913 CEMerck obtains a patent for MDMA1913 CEGanja Law is passed in Jamaica1914 CEThe Harrison Act is passed, classifying cocaine as a narcotic1914 - 1918 CETobacco products are heavily promoted (and distributed to soldiers) during World War I1914 CEBritish and German soldiers exchange chocolate on Christmas Day of 19141916 - 1917 CEOxycodone is first synthesized in Germany 1917 - 1932 CEHistory of Prohibition in Finland1918 CEEstablishment of the Native American Church1919 CEErnst Spath first synthesizes mescaline1919 CEThe Harrison Act is amended to provide tighter controls on cocaine and opium1920 CEThe Dangerous Drugs Act of 1920 1920 - 1933 CEAlcohol prohibition is implemented in the United States1920 - 1929 CETobacco use among women in the United States increases 1921 - 1948 CEBritish Columbia repeals alcohol prohibition, and most provinces follow soon after1921 - 1950 CEIowa becomes the first state to tax cigarettes1921 CEThe Opium and Narcotic Drug Act is amended1922 CEThe Narcotic Drugs Import and Export Act is passed1923 CECannabis is outlawed in Canada1924 CEThe Heroin Act of 1924 is implemented1925 CEThe first drunk driving law is passed in Sweden1925 CEPanama Report concludes marijuana has no harmful effect on users1926 CEThe Rolleston Committee Report defines British drug policy1927 - 1962 CEThe Liquor Act is passed in South Africa1927 CEMerck conducts the first animal testing with MDMA1928 - 1950 CEVictoria become the first Australian state to prohibit cannabis1930 - 1962 CEHarry J. Anslinger promotes a criminal justice approach to drug control1930 - 1945 CEAmphetamines were prescribed for a wide range of medical issues in the 1930s1930 CEThe Federal Bureau of Narcotics (FBN) is established1931 CEBy 1931, every state in the U.S. has restrictions on the sale of cocaine1933 CEAlcohol prohibition ends in the United States1935 CEAlcoholics Anonymous is established1936 CEThe film Reefer Madness is released1936 CEBlas Pablo Reko confirms the existence of teonanacatl as the psilocybin mushroom1937 CEHarry J. Anslinger publishes Marihuana: Assassin of Youth1937 CECongress passes the marijuana tax act1937 - 1945 CEThe U.S. military asks Herschey to make emergency ration chocolate bars for WWII soldiers1938 CENestle launches a soluble (or instant) coffee product called Nescafe 1938 CELysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) is synthesized1938 - 1939 CEAmphetamines are introduced on the Swedish market1939 CEThe first edition of the "Big Book" is published1940 CEMethamphetamine enters the Japanese market1941 CEPenalties for marijuana offenses are increased in Jamaica1941 - 1945 CEDuring world war II, cigarette consumption rises dramatically 1942 CEThe Opium Poppy Control Act is passed1943 CEAlbert Hofmann becomes the first person to experience LSD1944 CELa Guardia Committee contradicts US Treasury Department1945 - 1955 CEHealth concerns in relation to cigarettes appear and increase as studies link tobacco to diseases1947 CEA vending machine that dispenses hot coffee in seconds is introduced in the United States1947 CEStrikes against a sudden price hike on chocolate bars are organized throughout Canada1947 CEThe first research about the effects of LSD is published in a Swiss journal1947 CEOpium cultivation and trade flourish in Myanmar (Burma)1948 CEThe WHO is given control to classify drugs within the international drug control structure1948 CEJapan passes the Cannabis Control Act1949 CEThe first research about LSD in North America is initiated1950s CEEspresso bars become extremely popular in London1950 CECoffee is sold in the streets of Italy1950 CEThe first American article about LSD is published1951 CEThe Amphetamines Control Law is enacted 1952 CEThe Malaysian Law Dangerous Drugs Act of 1952 is passed1952 CECharles Savage publishes the first study on the use of LSD to treat depression1953 CEHeroin is banned in Australia1953 CEThe first LSD clinic opens in England1953 CEThe Army Chemical Center studied MDMA toxicity by giving MDMA to animals1954 - 1960 CEDr. Humphry Osmond treats alcoholics with LSD1954 CEThe Doors of Perception by Aldous Huxley is published1956 CECultivation of cannabis is prohibited in Morocco1956 CEAldous Huxley publishes Heaven and Hell1956 CECongress passes the Narcotics Control Act1957 CEThe first widely distributed article about psychoactive mushrooms is published1957 CEAn iconic novel by Jack Kerouac, titled On the Road, is published. 1958 CEThe Interdepartmental Committee on Drug Addiction is appointed. 1958 CEAmphetamine is classified as a narcotic1958 CEPsilocybin is synthetized by Albert Hoffman1959 CEMethadone treatment begins in Vancouver1959 CEFentanyl is first synthesized by Paul Janssen in Belgium1959 CEThe First International Conference on LSD Therapy 1960 - 1962 CEThe Harvard Psilocybin Project is conducted by Timothy Leary and Richard Alpert1961 CESingle Convention on Narcotic Drugs1962 CE20 students at Boston University participate in a psilocybin experiment1963 CEInjectable amphetamine products removed from legal market1964 CEThe report of the Advisory Committee to the Surgeon General is released.1964 CECalifornia Supreme Court rules in favour of peyotist defendants in People v. Woody case1965 CEThe Federal Cigarette Labeling and Advertising Act of 1965 is passed1965 CEMichael Hollingshead opens the World Psychedelic Center in the U.K. 1966 CEAlfred Peet opens the…1966 CEThe Narcotic…1966 CELSD is outlawed in…1967 CEA group of social…1968 CEPossession of Psilocybin…1969 - 1973 CELe Dain…1970 CEPresident Richard…1970 CEThe…1970 CEAlexander Shulgin plays…1970 CEThe Public…1971 CEPercocet is launched…1971 CEThe Misuse of Drugs…1971 CEThe United Nations…1971 CEOpening of the…1972 CEShafer…1973 CEThe term Fetal…1973 CECigarette sales…1973 CECreation of the…1976 CEThe…1977 CEMDMA is made illegal…1978 CEThe U.S. and…1978 CEThe National…1979 CEAlbert Hofmann…1980 CEThe Rat Park study…1980s CEDuring the 1980s,…1980 CEThe…1982 CEThe Specialty…1985 CEEcstasy is outlawed in…1986 CEAnti-drug abuse act…1986 CEEcstasy is outlawed…1988 CEUnited…1988 CEThe U.S. senate…1989 CEPresident George H.…1990 CEThe U.K. enacts…1990 CEAll domestic flight of…1992 CEOpening of the…1992 CEThe Drugs and…1995 CEThe Golden…1995 CEIt is found that…1996 CEA tobacco…1996 CECanada's…1996 CEOxyContin…1996 CE1997 CESoldiers of…1998 CE1998 CECalifornia becomes…1999 CEAn improved…2000 CEHawaii becomes the…Early 2000sThe term…2000 CEThe Department…2001 CEPortugal…2001 CEHealth Canada…2001 CEThe US…2002 CETwo American…2003 CEPossession of…2003 CE65 individuals…2003 CENorth America's first…2004 CEUK Moves Cannabis to…2005 CEThe…2005 CEThe federal Minister…2006 CEBolivia president…2006 CEA research study…2006 CESurvey results show…2008 CECannabis is returned to…2008 CEAbert Hoffman,…2009 CEMexico…2009 CEArgentina rules…2010 CEThe FDA approves…2010 CEMinimum pricing…2011 CEA set of low-risk…2011 CEDivergent, a novel…2012 CEWashington state…2012 CESmall possession…2013 CEMedical marijuana…2013 CEColombia…2014 CEOregon, Alaska…2014 CEUruguay fully…2014 CEThe results of a…2015 CETobacco…2015 CEHealth Canada…2015 CEFlandreau Santee…2015 CEColombia fully…2016 CEThe Narcotic…8000 BCE4000 BCE2006001000140015001600170017501800185019001925195019752000