In the 1930s,the use of contraception spread to the working class mainly because of

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The use of contraception spread to the working class in the 1930s mainly because of economic necessity and the availability of contraceptive devices. The Great Depression made it difficult for many families to afford more children, and the increased availability of affordable contraceptives such as condoms and diaphragms allowed them to limit the size of their family.

In the 1930s,the Use of Contraception Spread to the Working