Explaining the history of eugenics before wwii

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Assignment:

Topic 1: Psychology was one of the first professional fields to welcome women (if a bit cautiously at first). What is the gender situation in the field today? How would you explain the current situation and what do you think the ramifications are?

Objective:

Find an article that discusses this topic; do not forget to copy the link
Write a critical thinking, synthesis of the new material with your knowledge from notes or text, and a little basic analysis.
at least 200 words

Topic 2: Today, because of the Nazis in WWII, the term 'eugenics' has a horrible reputation. However, before WWII, it was quite popular.

Find a good website explaining the history of eugenics before WWII. What do you think about eugenics?

Oobjective:

Find an article that discusses this topic on the internet; do not forget to copy the link
Write a critical thinking, synthesis of the new material with your knowledge from notes or text, and a little basic analysis.
at least 200 words

Reference:

You will have to find a source online that discusses the topic!

Example:

Topic 1: Just like with Darwin and Wallace, history is full of simultaneous discoveries.

This website gave a detailed description of Locke's life and times, focusing on the political upheavals, including the overthrow of James II and the bloody persecutions and massacres by the Puritans when they took over England. These experiences, along with Locke's forced exile to Holland for his political views, heavily influenced his theories--which in turn heavily influenced our founding fathers. For example, the massacres in the name of the state religion caused him to believe in freedom from religion, which shows up today in our American Bill of Rights (Amendment #1). His own experiences under different kings and under Cromwell's Puritans led to his belief in the legitimacy of revolution against tyrannical rulers---which shows up in our Declaration of Independence. Could Locke have formulated these concepts if he had lived in other times? Probably not. Locke is a great example of 'the times make the man.

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