What attitude toward birth control did Margaret Sanger encounter in her work?
A) dismay at her prudish recommendation that women simply avoid sex
B) shock at the possibility that birth control could be used to support eugenics
C) disinterest from women, who generally wanted as many children as possible
D) the idea that birth control and the women who used it were indecent

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Margaret Sanger faced significant opposition in her work advocating for birth control, encountering the prevalent attitude that birth control and the women who used it were considered indecent. This was largely due to the societal norms and moral standards of the time, which viewed discussions and practices around birth control as taboo and morally questionable.

What Attitude Toward Birth Control Did Margaret Sanger Encounter in Her