What Do Findlay and Miller Argue About the Transition from Women

question 98

Multiple Choice

What do Findlay and Miller argue about the transition from women looking after women to the medical profession controlling pregnancy and childbirth?

• A) Healing became men's work.
• B) Women were expected to work harder during labour.
• C) Female medical doctors had to struggle to control reproduction.
• D) Women's control over practices of childbirth changed relatively little.

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