History of Cocaine
Effects on the Body
Legal Aspects
Cocaine in Popular Culture
Science and Chemistry
200

 This ancient civilization is known for chewing coca leaves, the source of cocaine.

Who are the Incas?

200

Cocaine primarily affects this neurotransmitter, creating its euphoric effects.

What is dopamine?

200

 Cocaine is classified as this type of drug in the United States.

What is a Schedule II drug?

200

This 1983 movie, starring Al Pacino, famously depicted the rise and fall of a cocaine kingpin.

What is Scarface?

200

Cocaine is derived from the leaves of this plant.

What is the coca plant?

400

This German chemist first isolated cocaine in 1859.

Who is Albert Niemann?

400

Chronic use of cocaine can lead to a perforated septum in this part of the body.

What is the nose?

400

The Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1986 established mandatory minimum sentences for crimes involving this form of cocaine.

What is crack cocaine?

400

This 1991 song by Eric Clapton, originally by J.J. Cale, references the drug in its title.

What is "Cocaine"?

400

The chemical formula for cocaine is C17H21NO4. This number represents the number of carbon atoms in the molecule.

What is 17?

600

In the late 19th century, this famous psychoanalyst advocated for the use of cocaine as a treatment for various ailments.

Who is Sigmund Freud?

600

This term describes the intense, often pleasurable, but brief high experienced immediately after using cocaine.

What is a Rush?

600

This country is the largest producer of coca leaves, the raw material for cocaine.

What is Colombia?

600

This HBO series, set in Atlantic City during Prohibition, frequently features cocaine use among its characters.

What is Boardwalk Empire?

600

This process, involving the removal of impurities, converts coca paste into cocaine hydrochloride.

What is Purification?

800

Coca-Cola originally contained cocaine when it was invented in this year.

What is 1886?

800

Long-term use of cocaine can lead to this serious cardiovascular event.

What is a heart attack?

800

 In 1973, this U.S. state implemented the Rockefeller Drug Laws, which imposed severe penalties for the sale and possession of cocaine.

What is New York?

800

This British rock band, known for their 1977 hit "Gold Dust Woman," has songs that allude to cocaine use.

What is Fleetwood Mac?

800

Freebase and crack are forms of cocaine that are typically administered in this manner.

What is Smoking?

1000

This act, passed in 1914, was the first major piece of U.S. federal legislation to regulate and restrict cocaine.

What is the Harrison Narcotics Tax Act?

1000

Cocaine can cause this condition, characterized by an abnormally high body temperature.

What is hyperthermia?

1000

In 2009, this South American country declared that coca leaf chewing was a cultural practice and not subject to international drug treaties.

What is Bolivia?

1000

This 2001 film, starring Johnny Depp, chronicles the life of cocaine smuggler George Jung.

What is Blow?

1000

The half-life of cocaine in the human body is approximately this many hours.

What is One Hour?