Q: What year was cannabis first legalized for medical use in the United States?
A: 1996 (in California).
Good Karma Good Trivia
Fun facts about our favorite plant. Updated regularly.
Q: Which country was the first to legalize cannabis for recreational use?
A: Uruguay.
Q: Who is considered the “Father of Medical Marijuana” for his pioneering research on THC?
A: Dr. Raphael Mechoulam.
Q: What does “420” symbolize in cannabis culture?
A: A time and code for cannabis consumption, originating with a group of California high school students.
Q: What popular TV series features a character named Nancy Botwin running a cannabis operation?
A: Weeds.
Q: What iconic reggae artist is synonymous with cannabis advocacy?
A: Bob Marley.
Q: What is the main psychoactive compound in cannabis?
A: THC (tetrahydrocannabinol).
Q: What does CBD stand for, and how is it different from THC?
A: Cannabidiol; it’s non-psychoactive and known for its therapeutic benefits.
Q: Which U.S. state was the first to legalize recreational cannabis?
A: Colorado and Washington (both in 2012).
Q: In what country is hashish thought to have originated?
A: India.
Q: Which U.S. state is the largest producer of legal cannabis?
A: California.
Q: What part of the cannabis plant is used to produce hemp products?
A: The stalk and seeds.
Q: What ancient civilization used cannabis for medicinal purposes as far back as 2900 B.C.?
A: Ancient China.
True or False: Cannabis seeds contain THC.
A: False.
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