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Although the situation and discourse in the Ottoman Empire (which would become Turkey) were different than what occurred in the American context, there are parallels between the two. In Turkey, the fear of a declining population was also a determining factor that led to the encouragement of woman to procreate and resulted in damnation of the practice of abortion. After the Russo-Ottoman War of 1877-78 there was widespread fear throughout the empire of a supposed decline in the Muslim population,

Birth order and personality traits Birth order and personality traits are very negotiable because the past and present life situation have a big role in how an individual will turn out, but if it’s an average Joe family then I wouldn’t be surprised if they were like what has been studied and concluded for obvious reasons. All of the traits one can have are unlimited depending on the type of parents, environment, and there intelect. These things can either be good or bad, still depending on the

Appropriately called by some one of the “Seven Modern Wonders of the World,” the birth control pill has absolutely revolutionized the lives of women around the globe. As an effective means to control if and when a woman has a child, the pill opened up doors to spaces where women weren’t allowed prior. A person controlling their own fertility is an essential component of creating economic security, limiting unwanted pregnancies, and creating healthier families. There are many new options for contraception

Imagine a television show coming on in an American household that flashed a message before it starts. “Warning," it would read, “now immediately starts Newton’s puberty series. It is normal for some parents to be embarrassed. You have been warned (Newton 2016)”. This is how Norway’s children’s science show, Newton, began eight episodes focused on puberty and preteen behavior. Newton was featured on the public network NRK and was shown in a wide range of public schools (“Why We Show Children How Sex

princess. Different spots of birth order create certain differences between children belonging to this or that spot inside the family. These differences show why siblings are not alike. The term siblings are used to identify children who are brothers and sisters coming from that same mom and dad. The commonly known words “sibling rivalry” may be understood as a phenomenon caused directly by the order in which you were born in. From the research of Alfred Adler, the birth order of a child is the predictor

For many centuries, countries have used forced sterilization for various reasons for their cultures. They have used this method of sterilization to help control their populations, help grow their economies, and for their beliefs or laws within their countries. As for the United States, we have depicted our country as the land of the free. “Our nation was founded on the premise that all human beings are created equal,” stated Philip Roos, author of “Psychological Impact of Sterilization on the Individual

Birth control up to this global has been a topic of contention. Abortion is still illegal in many countries, and the issue is still up for debate. Birth control and contraceptive pills, however, are common aspects of family planning. These have been helpful for not only families but also national governments in their bid to control population growth. To achieve this, however, down history, there have been numerous efforts by quite remarkable individuals who dedicated their lives to fight for women

Sex Education : Why It’s Important Plenty of us, if not all, will agree that as hormones run rampant and curiosity grows even bigger, teenagers and young adults alike will partake in sexual activities as a way to explore their own newfound needs and desires. Though this may be what many enjoy doing, it does come with its own consequences. Regardless of age, sex can definitely result in a multitude of burdens including unwanted pregnancies, as well as various STDs and HPVs (HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis, Herpes

a Change: Margaret Sanger’s 1925 Speech Margaret Sanger’s, The Children’s Era, exudes knowledge on how contraceptives and birth-control will create a better world for the children. This paper conducts a Neo-Aristotelian analysis of Margaret Sanger’s 1925 speech. It contributes to rhetorical theory by advancing knowledge of how rhetors create a consensus on the use of birth-control and contraceptives. The paper proceeds first by establishing the context of the speech, which will include the target

planet if we make birth control completely accessible. Unintended children, as much of a blessing they may turn out to be, come with a financial and environmental tax that everyone has to pay. These children contribute to overpopulation, which is directly connected to climate change. The literature supports this as well. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) (2014), cites a study “estimating a 30 percent decrease in emissions by 2100 if women without access to birth control were provided