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    them to be subjects of men. Therefore, there was not much protection of girl's rights and lots of conventional cultures were opposite to today's view of respecting equities. (1)Marriage Age The changes in age of marriage in ancient China can be classified into 3 periods. Around 680 B.C. the government set the age of marriage at 20 for men and at 15 for women. Even though it was written in the works of the Confucian school that men should marry at 30 and women at 20 it was never really…

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    Marriage is one of the most important parts of a person’s life. Some girls get married early, while others prefer to get married when they are older. Child marriage was very common in the past. In past decades, a lot of girls used to get married when they were children and many started having babies while they were still in their teens. The practice of early marriage is most common in Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia. The most extreme cases take place in Afghanistan and Bangladesh, where 54…

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    6.2 The Middle ages and the Council of Trent It is quite evident that the Christians in the Western part of the empire were influenced by the marriage customs in Rome, the prayers which replaced the pagan nuptial sacrifices were biblical in imagery and inspiration and structured after Jewish patterns. One of the earliest blessings found in the book of Tobit is recalled. The text records the blessing pronounced by Sarah’s father, Raguel: From now on you belong to her and she to you; she is yours…

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    reformation. Henry was the second son of Henry VII, first of the Tudor line, and Elizabeth, daughter of Edward IV. (The Editors of Encyclopædia Britannica) In the 56 years that King Henry lived, he had six wives. Some would say he was a good husband and others would tell you he is evil. The first of the six wives was Catherine of Aragon (1509 – 1533). Their marriage was very rocky; he was not loyal and had many affairs with other women. “The marriage become worse when his or Catherine’s…

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    before marriage and stigmas attached to online matchmaking (Lamb, 2013). Second stage is the attractiveness, how one looks, dress, social power, and prestige.…

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    the marriage’s success? The marriages have become like a cheap commercial goods in recent days. The love word had emptied of its content. Moreover, it became a movement between love and hate are among overnight. Therefore, it is difficult for a person to believe the existence of true love, does the marriage’s success exists. The marriages success grows between two lover’s partners, as small plant needs daily care to grow up to become a deep-rooted tree. The first meeting of the partners may…

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    Juveniles In Afghanistan

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    three different stages in age in which they are dealt with. First stage is the non-discerning child who has yet to make it to the age of seven; the discerning child who is between the ages of the completed age of seven and has not completed the age of twelve; and the last stage is juvenile, which is a child who has completed the age of twelve but has not completed the age of eighteen. The children who are a part of the juvenile stage of completed age 12 but not completed age eighteen are the…

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    Homosexuality Gay Marriage

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    Homosexuality and Gay Marriage The idea or topic of homosexuality is not a new concept; it is one that dates back to ancient times. Many speak of Romans and Greeks participating in such act, although not always socially accepted. It was not until the 1800’s that a German Psychologist actually decided to give it a name. It all began with the belief that there must be something wrong with these people. This idea, it was a mental disease, was dismissed in the 70’s and social views began to change…

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    Goldstein states that many Tibetans follow their culture about brothers sharing the same wife. Two or more brothers sharing the same wife and have the same equal access to the wife is referred as fraternal polyandry (Goldstein 1). This type of marriage is basically arranged by parents with children. However, the Westerns do not see this as the right thing to do and they believe that this is structural violence because it harms them from preventing them from meeting their basic needs and…

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    During the Middle Ages, the lord and lady were one of the most noble people. They were in the highest class and had lots of power. Due to constant threats of war, the lord and lady would live in castles to be protected. They were very important during the Middle Ages. The life of the lord and lady back then is very different than life now. Back in the Middle Ages, the noble class had strong feelings for their clothing. The lord and lady and any other person high in society would be seen…

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