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How are Bedouin wedding rituals changing today?
 
  a. The Bedouin are having more private family wedding ceremonies than they once had.
  b. The Bedouin are not practicing formal marriage any longer; they tend to cohabitate.
  c. The Bedouin have a period of trial marriage until the birth of the first child.
  d. The Bedouin today involve other ethnic groups in their ceremonies and even as spouses.

Question 2

Among Bedouin women, what ritual constitutes as full transition to adulthood?
 
  a. First haircutting
  b. Menstruation
  c. Having the first child
  d. Marriage


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Reply #1 on: Jul 10, 2018
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