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Margaret Sanger Quiz
The Revolution of Reproductive Rights: A Quiz on Margaret Sanger's Impact
Updated: Oct 16, 2023
Welcome to the captivating world of Margaret Sanger! Unveil the intricate web of her life as an audacious activist, defiant educator, and visionary nurse. Embrace this quiz and journey through her remarkable legacy.
Get ready to flex your Margaret Sanger muscles! This quiz features 31 questions on everything from the basics to the most obscure facts. Can you ace it? Discover your unique strengths.
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An American Artist
An American Birth Control Activist
A British Novelist
A French Explorer
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Modernism
Voter Rights
Birth Control
Feminism
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Freedom Foundation
American Women's Union
American Birth Control League
Equality For All
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For Unlawful Assembly
For Starting A Protest
For Tax Evasion
For Her Book 'Family Limitation
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Germany
France
Britain
Canada
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Abortion
None Of Them
Birth Control
Both Of Them
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Medical Community
Birth Control Advocates
Abortion Opponents
Women's Rights Activists
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Between Birth Control And Abortion
Between Public And Private Healthcare
Between Nurse And Midwife Profession
Between Medical And Nursing Profession
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Brooklyn Clinic
Margaret's Health Center
New York Women's Clinic
American Birth Control League's Clinic
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Starting A Protest
Her Speeches
Her Book Publication
Distributing Information On Contraception
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Poverty Alleviation
Promotion In Job Opportunities
To Determine When To Bear Children
Widespread Female Education
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Because They Were Dangerous And Illegal
Because They Were Negatively Affecting Population Statistics
Because They Were Against Her Religious Beliefs
Because They Were Expensive
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Abortion
Education
Contraception
Marriage
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Child Adoption
Mutual Consent
Family Planning
Contraception
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American Women's Health Federation
America's Maternal Health Organization
Planned Parenthood Federation Of America
The National Abortion Federation
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Boston
Los Angeles
New York City
Chicago
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Brooklyn
Manhattan
Bronx
Harlem
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The National Committee On Federal Legislation For Birth Control
The National Committee On Birth Control And Abortion
The National Committee On Women's Suffrage
The Federal Committee On Health Education
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1942-1949
1960-1967
1952-1959
1955-1962
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Feminism
Eugenics
Women's Suffrage
Birth Control Movement
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August 15, 1882
October 17, 1880
September 14, 1879
July 16, 1881
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Nurse
Novelist
Scientist
Lawyer
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No
It's Unclear
Yes
She Never Took A Stand On The Matter
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By Being A Popular Figure
By Her Writings And Speeches
By Running Birth Control Clinics
By Lobbying For Women's Rights
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Better Education
Government Policies
Women's Empowerment
Contraception
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She Changed Her Name Legally
It Was Her Married Name
It Was Her Pen Name
It Was Her Maiden Name
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By Starting A Women's Health Organization
By Writing Books On Women's Health
By Promoting The Concept Of Equal Rights
By Opening The First Birth Control Clinic
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Later In Her Career
Only Initially
Yes
No
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Women
Politicians
Eugenists And Anti-poverty Advocates
Medical Professionals
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1970
1966
1964
1968
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Oct 2, 1958
Jan 8, 1987
Mar 17, 1946
Sep 6, 1966
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