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Ancient Chinese, Greece and Romans where the first people in recorded history to first use Marijuana.
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Marijuana gained its popularity in Asia and Europe due to its unique abilities to be made into many things; food, clothes, paper, etc. Eventually, Marijuana had sailed across with European settlers and became an important part of people's lives.
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An English religious leader and Oxford Scholar wrote a book about how he believed marijuana has the ability to cure depression.
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An article appeared in The Lancets, by Dr. E... he outlined the effects of marijuana on the symptoms of withdrawing.
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Modern medicine wasn't really introduced into the rural part of the Indian subcontinent, Marijuana was cheap and grow almost everywhere so it naturally introduced into their culture.
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Massachusetts was the first state to outlaw cannabis, due to all the media manipulating the public that marijuana was used to fuel to devil and how it cause you to react crazy.
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10 more states followed Massachusetts in outlawing. This caused the public to completely turn on marijuana.
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After WW1, the US government grew and sold tons of pounds of weed to stay financially stable.
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Parke-Davis and Eli Lily were some of the few companies that would sell extracts of marijuana in the USA and sold it at every pharmacy. Grimault & Company was possible the only company at that time to sell marijuana cigarettes to cure asthma.
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This was the first case the federal government had on marijuana. A man by the name of Samuel R. Caldwell. He was 58 years old and was an unemployed labor worker.
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Congress had agreed to shorter people's sentences who were facing 20 to 30 years in prison for a small amount of dope. Boggs Act granted peace.
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Dr. Raphael Mechoulam, Professor of Medicinal Chemistry, is the first to identify delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC)
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Marijuana was placed in schedule one, the most dangerous category next to Heroin and Cocaine because the government believed it was making the public "stupid and slow".
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On May 14, 2001, the US Supreme Court rules 8-0 that "there is no medical necessity exception to the Controlled Substances Act's prohibitions on manufacturing and distributing marijuana."
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Hemp, a similar-looking plant to marijuana but lack the main component, THC, was allowed to enter and be grown on US soil.
