After her trips, Margaret Mead always returned to the American Museum of Natural History in New York City.

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One friend said: "Margaret Mead was not going to let a little thing like death stop her."

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Not long after their New Guinea trip ended, Margaret Mead's marriage to Reo Fortune also ended.

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However,Margaret Mead began her studies in nineteen nineteen at De Pauw University in Greencastle,Indiana.

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Other scientists paid Margaret Mead a high honor when she was seventy-four years old.

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Margaret Mead said she reached these beliefs after nine months of observation in Samoa.

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Margaret Mead asked to do research in Samoa in the Pacific Ocean.

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Margaret Mead was also concerned about issues like the environment.

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Margaret Mead spoke about the dangers of science and technology.

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As time went on, Margaret Mead's fame continued to grow.

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Margaret Mead shared her strong opinions about social issues.

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Margaret Mead did all those things.

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Margaret Mead would have liked that.

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