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Max Weber
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in relationship with capitalism and religion
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e) Comstock Act (1873)-
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federal offence to end the spread of birth control through the mail and across state borders
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(1) Griswold v. Connecticut (1965)-
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overturned a Connecticut law that prohibited contraceptive use by married couples.
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(2) Eisenstadt v. Baird (1973
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overturned a Massachusetts law that prohibited the distribution of contraceptives to unmarried couples
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(3) Carey v. Population Services International
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made nonprescription contraceptives available to minors without a doctor’s permission
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f) Planned parenthood v. Casey (1992)
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ii) Married women don’t have to notify their spouse of them getting an abortion
iii) Parental notification, informed consent, and 24 hour waiting period are justified and constitutionally valid. |
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u) Land Act of 1820
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- immigrants can get 88 acres of land to farm
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v) Homestead Act of 1862
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immigrants can farm 160 acres for 5 years and purchase it for 10 dollars
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w) Morrill Act of 1862-
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Land grant colleges in every state provided by federal government
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