The army did not use marijuana in World War 1. Still, since it was legal, individual solders probably used it. Most used cigarettes. If you read the newspapers available on microfilm, extremely few people became upset when marijuana became illegalized.
In the 1860's it was actually pretty rare to find a farm that wasn't growing some variation of cannabus. From the first settlers, to the farmers in later western states, hemp was grown a gigantic scale to satisfy the high demand on the fabric, rope, and the medicinal products that were made of it.
. Smoking marijuana to get high started in in India and slowly worked it's way through Africa, Europe, and across the Atlantic into South and Central America. If American soldiers ever smoked pot, chances are that the introduction probably took place between 1846-1848, while the Mexican War was raging.
Hashish was the more common method of smoking at the time, but it was mostly enjoyed by richer people. Marijuana as a bud might have been smoked by farmers, but it's not really written off that that much.
Chloroform was used to as an anesthesia during the Civil War.
Drums were used in the American Civil war, to show that the war had begun.
Both sides in the US civil War used cannons.
There were many codes used in the civil war, but the most common one was the quilt code.
Yes, but unlike the Vietnam War, snipers in the Civil War were often referred to as Sharpshooters.
Chloroform was used to as an anesthesia during the Civil War.
Drums were used in the American Civil war, to show that the war had begun.
there were no planes at all used in the civil war :)
Both sides in the US civil War used cannons.
There were no airplanes back in the Civil War
Yes, submarines were used by the Confederate Navy in the US Civil War.
It's where you go to buy civil war snacks and sodapops.
No "The Henry Ford" was used during the Civil War. Dur.
howitzer artillery peices were not used in the civil war they actually started production in 1963 so no they werent in the civil war
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There were many codes used in the civil war, but the most common one was the quilt code.
Yes, but unlike the Vietnam War, snipers in the Civil War were often referred to as "Sharpshooters."