In the United States, the family planning movement owes much to the energy and dedication of a nurse who hoped to free women from the burdens of unlimited childbearing.
In 1916, she opened the nation's first birth control clinic (and was jailed for doing so). What is her name? a. Margaret Sanger
b. Martha Jackson
c. Melinda Smyth
d. Molly Anthony
Question 2
How is Japan's government involved in fertility issues?
a. The government is trying to limit births to two per couple.
b. The government is trying to encourage couples to limit births to one child.
c. The government is trying to encourage couples to have more children.
d. The government is promoting the birth of girls in a positive light to discourage infanticide.
For millions of people, the United States represents a land of opportunity and freedom from ...
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