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The National Minimum Drinking Age Act (23 U.S.C. 158) is often called the law that made 21 the drinking age. How does it actually operate?
A
It requires every alcohol retailer to hold a federal license that can be revoked for an underage sale
B
It withholds part of a state's federal highway funding unless the state prohibits purchase and public possession of alcohol by people under 21
C
It automatically voids any state law setting a drinking age below 21
D
It creates a federal crime of selling alcohol to anyone under 21, prosecuted in federal court