B ; cda ; impact on pros + other women ; double standards 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryModern Britain from 1750A2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: ilovetheofficeCreated on: 05-04-18 16:59 what about the acts made it seem that they were legalising prostitution? by accepting that the business couldn't be extinguished 1 of 13 state couldn't regulate prostitution without also appearing to do what? condone it 2 of 13 and what did this have massive problematic implications for victorian society 3 of 13 what were contemporary notions of gendered sexuality maintained as? men had sex for pleasure, women had sex for procreation 4 of 13 what did cda appear to be doing by only examining prostitutes > soldiers? blaming? blaming venereal diseases on women alone 5 of 13 therefore accepted prostitution as? necessity for males 6 of 13 but blamed women for? problems it created 7 of 13 in britain what was the growing feeling that prostitutes were? victims 8 of 13 and what was happening to them for public health? suffering 9 of 13 why were people especially mad at the government composition? all men 10 of 13 passing legislation that only impacted? women 11 of 13 and blamed them for? diseases spread bc men can't ******* just keep their **** in their ****** pants 12 of 13 this was so immoral and unfair it did what to women? mobilised them to become radicalised and campaign for fundamental british political change 13 of 13
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