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The power to directly regulate such things as drinking ages, marriage and divorce, and sexual behavior has been granted

          The power to directly regulate such things as drinking ages, marriage and divorce, and sexual behavior has been granted
        

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There has been much debate within the United States regarding what kind of controls and regulations should be placed on alcohol, such as drinking ages, "blue laws" that limit sales on Sundays, etc. Do you think alcohol is adequately controlled/regulated in the United States? Would tighter controls result in a decrease in alcoholism, alcohol abuse, drunk-driving accidents, etc.? Why or why not? You must support your answer with a minimum of two reliable sources (e.g. textbooks, journals, .gov websites).

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00:01 So, in this question we are talking about the alcohol abuse and its regulation in us.
00:10 Now, alcohol consumption can lead to a lot of diseases to our liver, to our kidney, heart etc.
00:21 Also, it can affect somebody psychologically.
00:26 Also, it can harm someone's mental health.
00:32 Like lack of judgment.
00:35 If you abuse alcohol, like if you drink over a permissible rate, then that is going to definitely affect your judgment.
00:46 And then it can definitely cause many legal as well as social problems.
00:55 So, in the united states, the federal law is responsible to manage the alcohol policy.
01:04 And this one is controlled by the state as well...
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