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What did Sanger believe was essential for women to lead healthier lives and have a more equal footing in society?
To determine when to bear children
Poverty alleviation
Widespread female education
Promotion in job opportunities
Answer
Sanger believed that women had to be able to determine when to bear children in order to lead healthier lives and have a more equal footing in society. She felt that women were forced into having children when they did not want to or were not ready, and that this led to a number of problems for women, including poverty, poor health, and lack of opportunity.
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