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    The popular outlook of the American Civil War is that the Confederacy was defeated by the Union Army with the combined leadership of Lincoln‚ Grant‚ and Sherman. They lost because of the Union’s overwhelming manpower and economic advantages. However‚ there is more to it than just that. In the book Confederate Reckoning‚ author Stephanie McCurry states that the Confederate States of America did themselves in due to structural issues within their society. The book presents a “political history of the

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    in the front. In their society‚ men dominate everything. They have the most control. Some men are even abusive. Okonkwo definitely was abusive toward his wives. Achebe wrote‚ “Okonkwo ruled his household with a heavy hand. His wives‚ especially the youngest lived in perpetual fear of his fiery temper‚ and so did his little children” (10). His wives were scared of doing something wrong because they might receive a beating. However‚ terrible domestic violence may be‚ it is still also found in American

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    equal to all genders‚ in the eyes of the Lord‚ all were equal in salvation. (Hughes 131) However‚ Hughes provides various Bible passages that demonstrate the hierarchy of society when it came to the sexes. “Wives be subject to your husbands as is fitting in the lord. Husbands‚ love your wives‚ and do not be harsh with them.” (Hughes 131) The argument of chicken and egg does come into play with these passages. Were these tools used by the writers of the Bible to placate the local populace? By including

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    I’m disagree with basketball wives idea. I think it’s such a shame to get everything without your effort and use money to do everything. Cannot refuse that money does not affect our happiness. Our hobby‚ anything whether musical instrument‚ sports‚ etc. all of them must use money to get one. For example‚ basketball wives‚ to have money to afford anything you want without effort or doing any work. However‚ many people think

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    that have openly come out saying they are a polygamist family and have shared their experiences with the rest of the world. For a family from BC‚ a court tried to claim that practicing polygamy would lead to harm for everyone involved meaning the wives‚ children‚ society and harm to monogamy‚ this idea was appealed and later thrown out (CBC News). Although there are many people who believe that practicing polygamy is horrible‚ there are few who believe that doing so would be a way to spread the

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    The Place of Women in Igbo Society (Things Fall Apart) Women are often thought of as the weaker‚ more vulnerable of the two sexes. Thus‚ women’s roles in literature are often subdued and subordinate. In Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart‚ women are repressed by an entrenched structure of the social repression. Women suffer great losses in this novel but‚ also in certain circumstances‚ hold tremendous power. Achebe provides progressively changing attitudes towards women’s role. At first glance‚ the

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    THEORETICAL APPROACHES TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Classification of the literature about violence against women is difficult because violence against women cannot be understood in terms of a single factor. Most of the researchers focus on a few different reasons and not on a single one to explain why men use violence against women. Their arguments are sometimes so similar that even their approach is defined in different perspectives. For example‚ approaches by Gelles and Straus‚ who have many essays and

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    Raise Raise the Red Lantern "All the world’s a stage; all of us are taking the elements of plot‚ character‚ and costume and turning into performances of possibilities"(Ward1999: 5) Raise the Red Lantern tells a compelling and sorrowful story of a young women whose life is destined to be ruined in a male-dominated society. This can be an awakening of some sort to any woman. As Ward states in her text‚ women learn the rules of our half of the world as well as those of the other half‚ since

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    RolesOfWomen Women are equal to men that is one of the basics of human rights. What does this mean? Was there a time when men and women were not equal and what is it to be a woman. Women are viewed as girls‚ mothers‚ wives‚ grandmothers‚ relatives and friends. When a girl is born her room is often painted in pink and her cloths are the same colour. Pink is the light colour of red‚ the color of blood. This is because women have to reproduce and make children. Red has been a controversial colour

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    Many pamphlets and books were written during the reformation era which explained how to be a good wife or husband. At this time there was a widespread change in the way people viewed the roles of husbands and wives. Reformation thinkers believed that the role of the man in a marriage was to care for the needs of his family by providing for their shelter‚ food‚ and safety. The role of the woman in the marriage was to support the male‚ take care of the household‚ and raise the children. Neither

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