Course Title: Cannabis History: From Ancient Times to Modern Legalization

Course Title: Cannabis History: From Ancient Times to Modern Legalization Course Description: This 12-week course provides a comprehensive overview of cannabis history, examining its role in ancient religions, cultural contexts, medicinal applications, and its journey from prohibition to legalization. Delve into the multifaceted world of cannabis, from its sacred origins to its modern legal status. Assessment: Weekly readings, research assignments, and class discussions 30% Mid-term and final exams covering course content 20% Final research project on a chosen cannabis history topic 25% Active participation in class discussions and debates 15% Presentation 10% Course Materials: Required textbooks, academic articles, and historical documents Online resources and databases for research Access to documentaries and films assigned to cannabis history Course Conclusion: By the end of this course, students will have a profound understanding of the history of cannabis, its cultural significance, its role in ancient religions, medicinal uses, and the complex journey towards modern legalization. Students will be able to critically analyze the historical, social, and political factors that have shaped the cannabis landscape throughout history. This combined course offers a comprehensive exploration of cannabis history, from its sacred beginnings to its contemporary legal status, making it a valuable resource for both scholars and enthusiasts interested in the multifaceted history of this remarkable plant.