Women As Societies' Change Agents During The 1950's Polio Epidemic

The 1950s represented the Cold War era, symbolizing red panic, anti-communism, potential nuclear warfare and McCarthyism. Patriotism strong loyalty and consistency are indicative of loyalty to our country. Citizens who opposed the government's policy were monitored, blacklisted and tagged by communists. Sensational beliefs and practices of Rosenberg's spies jeopardize the national security of our country and strengthened anti-communist propaganda. In addition, students practice emergency evasion in preparation for nuclear radiation under the practice of the desktop, and families purchase evacuation centers for protection.

"Poltilitis was never a violent epidemic in the media, and it did not reach its climax even in the 1940s and 1950s," David M. Oshinsky, a book awarded to his Pulitzer Prize. "In the last few decades, many children died ten times in the accident, the number of people who die of cancer has tripled.Osinsky said polio has attacked without any warning The researchers pointed out that this fear was caused because they do not know how it will spread from person to person.In the polls during the Second World War, I discovered that the worse thing than terrorism is nuclear war.

In the latter half of this century, how society sees people with learning disabilities has changed. In the 1950s, the influence of war and polio epidemics highlighted the inequality faced by persons with disabilities, which promotes the fight and development of human rights and rights inequality including the European Convention on Human Rights in 1950 did. "Sociology conducts research, learning disabled facilities are confined in society, have the intellectual and social skills necessary to live in the community, and that facility life disturbs this ability Evidence was shown (1995)