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    store. Since someone else is showing Janie attention, Starks becomes jealous and “..openly criticize and insult Janie, in public and private” (Hurston 2). Unfortunately, Janie takes the abuse from her husband because she still has some hope that her marriage could still workout. Later on during the novel, the reader sees that Starks is trying to show affection by buying a mule that has been abused by the townsfolk (Hurston 2). This gesture can be taken by multiple viewpoints, but the one that…

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    Women and Marriage in the 1800s The stories of Kate Chopin such as Desiree’s Baby, The Storm, and The Story of an Hour reflects the lives of married women in the 1800s. In the 1800s, society basically expected women to get married, have children, and run the household. This expectation, however, was unfair because women were capable of and offered so much more. All three stories are about women with completely different situations and completely different ironic endings. However, all three…

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    allowed to vote even though they didn’t own land White men’s qualification for voting was steadily attaining equality Explain how Republican Marriages changed and how that effected Republican motherhood? (p.258-259) Marriage was no longer due to parent’s decisions or being in an arranged marriage but instead driven by the emotion of love Republican marriages showed a revolutionary idea which showed the importance of feelings Since men married a women due to love, that love allowed for them to…

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    Throughout time, there has been one thing present in every culture that never ceases to linger over the heads of humans: love. The twentieth century marks a huge transition in how the human race lives, in physical ways like technology and transportation, but also in how they feel or how they think they should feel. The people that walk this planet do not have the same mindset as those who are alive in the nineteenth century and prior to then. The idea of love- a fundamental motif in every…

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    benefitted from this idea as she tried to create the life and the marriage that she desired in a world where a woman’s opinion was not often considered. In the very beginning of The Return of Martin Guerre, Bertrande de Rols and Martin Guerre are married. Marriage was typical and expected of women in this day; it was considered an important and defining moment is a woman’s life as it decided what type of future she would have. Marriage was also a tool used…

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    Upon review of what period or group of women to research I find myself drawn to ancient cultures. I would imagine the roles of women to be vastly different from the roles of women in modern culture. Surprisingly through my research I found that from ancient times to now the roles of women somewhere along the line made a regression. Women today are still fighting for equal pay and rights in modern society. In Ancient Egypt how were the women treated? Could they own land? Hold jobs in the…

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    with the help of other people. The two most important people that helped spread his message were in fact women. Although women were not seen as equals to men, they were still able to be successful in their own lives, including Khadija and Aisha’s marriage to Muhammad. Khadija and Aisha were in fact the two most important wives of Muhammad. They were both very supportive of him in times where…

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    Carly Stocks Shelia Hailey March 11, 201 Bread Givers The story that I read is called Bread Givers is a novel written by Anzia Yezierska in 1925 and is about a 10- year old girl named Sara Smolinsky. Anzia Yezierska was born between 1880 and 1885. Her father was a Talmudic scholar, and her family lived on the money her mother made from goods. Anzia’s family immigrated to New York City around 1890. Anzia has 8 siblings that live with her. Her brother Meyer changed his name to Max Meyer. Anzia…

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    Irene Spencer's Polygamy

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    practice or custom of having more than one wife or husband at the same time. Irene Spencer was a polygamist wife who felt that it was god’s calling to live the lifestyle because of the way she was raised, however she didn’t want to be in a polygamous marriage. However she is one of the lucky ones who escaped…

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    In all honesty, it had always been difficult for me to follow a television series. I could never understand how my friends could invest a decent amount of their time into watching multiple series. That was until I started watching Game of Thrones late summer of last year. Although the pilot of the series aired on April of 2011, I finally got around to binge-watching it last summer to understand what the fuss was all about. Granted, I held off watching the show due to its’ excessive nudity and…

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