Question

the woman who started the family planning movement in america was

saddle sachs

susan b anthony

margaret sanger

aloha comstock

contraception is

planned prevention of pregnancy

when a sperm meets an egg

the comstock laws of 1873

forbid the sale of contraceptives

forbid mailing contraceptives

forbid using contraceptives

all of these

when choosing a contraceptive method - what factors should you consider?

effectiveness

all of these

personal comfort

convenience

cost

Explanation:

• First question: Margaret Sanger was a prominent figure in the birth control movement in America. She opened the first birth - control clinic in the U.S. and was a key advocate for family planning.
• Second question: Contraception is defined as the planned prevention of pregnancy. When a sperm meets an egg is fertilization.
• Third question: The Comstock Laws of 1873 were very restrictive. They forbade the sale, mailing, and using of contraceptives (and other items considered "obscene").
• Fourth question: When choosing a contraceptive method, one should consider its effectiveness (how well it prevents pregnancy), personal comfort (how it feels to use), convenience (how easy it is to use), and cost (how much it costs to obtain and use). So all of these factors are relevant.

Answer:

• First question: Margaret Sanger
• Second question: planned prevention of pregnancy
• Third question: all of these
• Fourth question: all of these