All of the following is true about birth control in the 1920s, EXCEPT:
a. It gained the approval of physicians and the American Medical Association.
b. It became a middle class reform movement.
c. Federal law restricted public distribution of information about contraception.
d. the widespread use of contraceptives meant that abortions were extremely rare.
D
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a) Rutherford B. Hayes b) Samuel J. Tilden c) Andrew Johnson d) Ulysses S. Grant
Third-party presidential candidate Henry Wallace believed that __________
A) U.S. foreign policy was instigating the Cold War B) civil rights should not be a national political issue C) progressive reforms were ruining the country D) big business should have more power in the American economy
Evaluate the effectiveness of Cesar Chavez in achieving his goals for Mexican Americans
What will be an ideal response?
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A. a lack of civil right laws B. de facto segregation C. de jure segregation D. scientific racism