During the Infamous Decade, the Military Abolished Prostitution Because It

question 48

Multiple Choice

During the Infamous Decade, the military abolished prostitution because it

• A) spread venereal disease and undermined the patriarchal family.
• B) increased the competition with urban industry for women workers and boosted wages.
• C) depleted the state's scarce revenues to pay for prostitutes' medical care.
• D) promoted popular resistance to the military dictatorship.

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