First Nations in Canada were prohibited from drinking alcohol through the Indian Act of 1876, which imposed strict regulations on Indigenous peoples. This ban was in place until 1951, when amendments to the Act removed the prohibition, allowing First Nations to legally consume alcohol. However, many communities still faced restrictions based on local bylaws or individual tribal decisions. The historical context of these laws reflects broader patterns of colonial control and discrimination.
it allowed them to manufacture, purchase, and consume alcohol.
Alcohol is first absorbed in the mouth and then the lining of your stomach.
why drink alcohol in the first place. it'll be easier to stop if it's not ok
Yes, first you will go blind and then you will die of alcohol poisioning :)
Alcohol consumption anytime in a pregnancy is dangerous to the fetus
There are no evidences to believe that Jesus Christ did not drink alcohol. The Mosaic law did not forbid drinking alcohol. Obviously Jesus did drink alcohol. In fact his first miracle was turning water into wine at a wedding which indicates he was not against drinking alcohol.
30 seconds p.s. alcohol is bad!
the baby can be born with fetal alcohol syndrome
The first trimester but you shouldn't drink at all during the pregnancy. You can drink a small glas of wine once in awhile but not alcohol.
because the government did not think they were people
Onset of drinking or onset of alcohol consumption.
Okay well first of all do you want a bunch of toddlers getting drunk? THEN THINK ABOUT THE ANSWER TO THIS QUESTION!