One of the changes in British society after the war was the availability of birth control,with the first birth-control clinic opened in London in 1921 by:
A) Vera Brittain.
B) Marie Stopes.
C) Margaret Sanger.
D) Emmeline Pankhurst.
E) Millicent Fawcett.

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The first birth-control clinic in London was opened by Marie Stopes in 1921. She was a significant figure in the birth control movement and played a pivotal role in improving access to birth control for women in Britain. Vera Brittain was a feminist and author, Margaret Sanger was a birth control activist in the United States, Emmeline Pankhurst was a suffragette, and Millicent Fawcett was a suffragist. None of them were directly involved in the establishment of the first birth-control clinic in London.

One of the Changes in British Society After the War