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Marriage in American cukture

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July 1, 2014

 

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“Beautiful Florentine women of lowly origins often married men who were their social superiors and who did not insist on a dowry from their brides.” (Brucker, 50) Marriage also was one of the only ways for a woman to gain power. Women, who were married to men with more political and financial power, subsequently had more political power than those who were married within a lower social level...
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Women, who were married to men with more political and financial power, subsequently had more political power than those who were married within a lower social level. In efforts to gain more independence women would aim to marry a man with high political standings. “Lussana’s story describes one woman’s struggle to gain a measure of personal independence in a male-dominated world...
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