The social reformer and feminist Margaret Sanger shocked the nation when she:?

Question

1. Pushed the issue of women gaining the right to vote
2. Distributing information to women about how to prevent pregnacy with birth control methods
3. Creating a settlement house for battered women
4. Including her daughter in her campains against the reform of women's rights


From the following choices below, what remains one of the main driving forces that blocked child reform laws until after World War I?

a. The wants and desires by poor and working class parents to allow their children to work

b. The views of poor and working class parents: they feared education of their children; this would challenge parental authority; many parents believed that keeping them at a job was best

c. Economic interests in the business sector to keep wages low of unskilled workers

d. All of the above

Answer 1

Question 1's answer is #2. Ms. Sanger was a birth control advocate.

I believe Question 2's answer would be C.

Answer 2

in her book Breeding of the Thoroughbred, she writes about the people who should automatically be sterilized and she includes Jews, Hispanics, Blacks, Native Americans, Eastern Europeans, poor white Southerners, and Evangelicals. Sounds to me like she would fit right in today's society. She was the founder of Planned Parenthood, she approved abortions for poor women. Planned Parenthood also controls the YWCA...and is a shame as that is Young Womens Christian Association. There was no lobbying against laws designed by men allowing men to beat their wives. Margaret Sanger was idealistic, but socialism took over.

Answer 3

At least Margaret Sanger did her own work and didn't depend on others to help them cheat. Learn from her!!

Chow!!