Some historians assert that marijuana would not have become so popular in the United States had it not been for __________.

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Prohibition of alcohol in the 1920s and early 1930s led to an increased popularity of marijuana as it was seen as a substitute for alcohol. Additionally, the criminalization of marijuana during this time period further intrigued and popularized its use.

Some Historians Assert That Marijuana Would Not Have Become So