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I am pretty sure, if you're a citizen.
The drinking age in the US became 21 as of 1984. This became law after the National Minimum Drinking Age Act was passed by Congress. The origins of this law can be credited to several different organizations that studied the effect of drinking and driving accidents/fatalities. This group of organizations included popular ones like MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving). This campaign to raise the drinking age worked and is still the law today.
For slaves, life on the plantation was mostly hard work, with little reward. There was little food and bum Homs for slaves. Depending on their size, plantations had a multitude of buildings. These included the homes of the master's family, overseer, and slaves, as well as, outbuildings, barns, and workshops. Large plantations operated like self-sustaining villages, and thus, were often isolated from the outside world.
Confederate troops were outnumbered, and they usually lost.
