The _____________ required distributors and prescribers of drugs to be registered and pay taxes.

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The Harrison Act, passed in 1914, was a federal law that required distributors and prescribers of drugs, particularly narcotics such as heroin and cocaine, to be registered and pay taxes. The purpose of the law was to regulate and control the use of these drugs, which were considered to be a public health problem at the time. The Ford Act, Prescription Act, and Jackson Act are not related to this issue.

The _____________ Required Distributors and Prescribers of Drugs to Be