Frederick Engels, a nineteenth century collaborator of Karl Marx, theorized that marriage had been invented
a. to control women and especially to ensure they were sexually exclusive.
b. to allow people to trace their kinship through their mothers.
c. as a way to disperse the wealth of the community in an equitable manner to all members.
d. at the point of human emergence as a species.
Question 2
Aulette discussed the policy implications for the different theoretical frameworks used to understand family violence. The individualistic framework implies social policy that
a. changes individuals, encouraging women to be more assertive and men to learn more appropriate ways to express anger.
b. alleviates problems like unemployment that cause stress in families.
c. eliminates ideologies that promote or glorify violence.
d. eliminates the oppression of and discrimination against women.
Karl Heinrich Emil Koch
Diagram of a section of a 15th-century oil painting
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Marx's Model of Historical Change
Early 20th century warming
A pedigree for albinism collected in the early years of the twentieth century by Charles Davenport,