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    Arranged Marriage in West Africa General Purpose: To provide information to my audience. Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about the marriage of the African culture. Central idea: Two people being forced to get married. Significantly different ages or marriages were money are involved. Main point: Poverty and regions beliefs make family to rush their kids into marriage. Effect early marriages have on young girls education. Early marriages expose young girls to health risks. Early…

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    The prevailing issues surrounding women worldwide are child marriage, childbirth and human trafficking. These issues have one thing in common: they are all fostered by the lack of education. Even though child marriage has not been a widely talked topic in class, its relation to education cannot be ignored. When girls do not go to school and do not produce for their parents, their families choose to marry her in order to secure their future. In fact, according to UNESCO, “If all girls had…

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    Unknown (v1) An arranged marriage is defined as a marriage planned and agreed to by the families or guardians of the bride and groom, who have little or no say in the matter themselves. In Chitra Divakaruni’s novel, Arranged Marriage, numerous short stories illustrate a visual image of how arranged marriage is a different experience for each individual and how it can be described as both a positive and negative experience. Be that as it may, personally, an arranged marriage would be an approach…

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    Growing up in a Southern Baptist home I didn’t hear much about plural marriages much until I got older and was able to read about it myself. In the last couple years it has just become an interest and I have always wanted to know more about it, not that I wanted to ever live by it. It just has always been interesting to me. How could one man keep up with so many women? In 1976 a young girl escaped the polygamous cult that was based in Utah. She grew up hiding her identity because polygamist was…

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    Valladolid. The two did not get married out of true romance and love towards each other, but were wed for the political opportunism. Their marriage was never light and happy but was more dark and troubled. Ferdinand was constantly fighting on the Castilian and Aragonese fronts to try and show authority over the nobles, causing much separation during their marriage. Although they weren't romantics, Isabella still gave birth to many children for him. First came Isabella, named after her mother,…

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    An arranged marriage is a marriage that is set up before the lengthy relationship compared to a love marriage where marriage is the last step in solidifying a relationship. The more common type of arranged marriage, a traditional marriage is not-forced upon. This is when the parents choose their son/daughter’s future spouse, taking only a minimal of the soon to be newly-weds’ opinions into consideration (Traditional). Also, the refusal from a son or daughter regarding their soon to be spouse is…

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    In Chapter One of Marriage and Family: The Quest for Intimacy, we are introduced to various concepts, facts, and misconceptions concerning the experiences one may have when raising a family or living their life with another human being. Personally, there was plenty of information to learn and discover in this chapter, but if I had to narrow it down to three things that I found most interesting, I believe I would say that I was most fascinated when I had read about loneliness, and the myth…

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    decision having an arranged marriage or love marriage. There is no right or wrong when it comes to the different types of marriages, so it is up to the lover to decide. In the story, Marriage is a Private Affair, Nnaemeka was torn whether to choose to follow his heart or his family. To this day, young adults struggle with the decision of having a traditional arranged marriage, or a nontraditional love marriage. There are many advantages in having an arranged marriage. Many young adults explained…

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    Arranged marriages have been practiced for hundreds of years and are even still practiced today in some cultures. Arranged marriages are usually practiced by non-western cultures in parts of the world including Africa, India, and Asia. The definition of arranged marriage is “ a type of marriage in which the families of the bride and groom negotiate an arrangement before the two parties enter into a relationship” (Kunz, 2013, P.5). The parents of the bride and groom, for numerous reasons…

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    Marriage is an approved relationship socially. There are five components of marriage which are: emotional, ceremonial, legal, sexual faithfulness, and parenting. I believe that I am going to be married in the future because of my relationship status right now. Right now I have a partner, who I have been with for over four years, as of right now. We plan on staying together and getting married later on in our life. Within, my four years of relationship with my special mate, we have…

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