Which statement correctly identifies the pharmacology of amphetamines?

Under US federal law, Cannabis possession is illegal even in states that have legalized recreational use.

By 1900, Buenos Aires had grown to become a large city, peopled in many cases by European immigrants or their children, making Argentina a major destination in the age of mass migration.

With the rise of photography, late 19th-century painters increasingly emphasized the artist’s vision rather than a realistic recording of the scene.

French economic returns from Sub-Saharan African colonies in 1900 made up more than 10% of France’s GDP.

European missionary activity in Africa had immediate, widespread religious conversions among native populations.

While European powers abolished slavery in African colonies, they often replaced it with forced labor under concessionary companies and state-backed infrastructure projects.

The Panama Canal was originally a U.S. idea, motivated primarily by economic ties to Central America.

Which of the following innovations was most closely associated with the Second Industrial Revolution?   

Please write a thoughtful answer to one of the following essay questions, making an argument based on evidence. Your answer should be at least 250 words long. Discuss the relationships between European states and non-European lands during the years 1848-1914, in their political, economic, demographic dimensions. Trace the history of technological developments from 1848-1914, assessing their impacts on society. Why did Europe wait so long to build colonies in Africa? Assess the contributions of these colonies to the economies of European colonial powers and to their military affairs during the First World War. Discuss the cultural flowering of the late 19th century—opera, realism, impressionism, symbolism—represent the height of European civilization or the first cracks in its certainty? Discuss the origins of the Italian state and the challenges this new nation state faced. Discuss the causes of the First World War and its unfolding. Discuss the situation of European Jews in the late nineteenth century. To what extent was Europe, on the eve of the First World War, essentially a traditional society — culture, economics, politics? To what extent had the older structures of society given way to new forms?