Chapter 30: The Great Depression and World War II 1929–1945
Quiz for Document 30-3: The Place of Women in Stalin’s Soviet Union
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Correct. The answer is c. K.B. did not want to quit medical school and leave Moscow. She wanted to wait to have children until she was a doctor and she and her husband had an apartment.
Incorrect. The answer is c. K.B. did not want to quit medical school and leave Moscow. She wanted to wait to have children until she was a doctor and she and her husband had an apartment.
Correct. The answer is d. E.T. feared that banning abortions might drive women to seek risky illegal abortions, thus increasing the death rate from abortions.
Incorrect. The answer is d. E.T. feared that banning abortions might drive women to seek risky illegal abortions, thus increasing the death rate from abortions.
Correct. The answer is b. Professor K. Bogorekov argued, “Abortions will become obsolete by themselves when knowledge of human anatomy spreads, methods of birth-control are more widely used and—last but not least—when housing conditions are improved.”
Incorrect. The answer is b. Professor K. Bogorekov argued, “Abortions will become obsolete by themselves when knowledge of human anatomy spreads, methods of birth-control are more widely used and—last but not least—when housing conditions are improved.”
Correct. The answer is a. Professor M. Malinovsky said that women in capitalist countries faced terrible conditions, including “slave-like” labor conditions, poverty, and unemployment.
Incorrect. The answer is a. Professor M. Malinovsky said that women in capitalist countries faced terrible conditions, including “slave-like” labor conditions, poverty, and unemployment.