'Polygamy' diaporamas de présentation

Social Institutions

Social Institutions. Chapters 12 through 14. Social Institutions. Tradition Today. Functions. # 1. Manifest (_______) Latent (________). Extra. The Family. Functions. Family Composition. Nuclear v. Extended Monogamy v. _______________ Polygamy ________ v. Polyandry

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Islam ,Family and Women

Islam ,Family and Women. Presented by: Mulana S adaqat Khan. Woman in pre-Islamic Civilizations. GREEKS (1) She is like a poisonous tree and she is evil emanated from Satan. She may be sold like any merchandise. (2) She has no right in marriage decision.

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A Mind of Her Own Anne Campbell

A Mind of Her Own Anne Campbell. Chapter 4: Who does she think she is? Women and status Jessica Lyon Danielle Worrill Vanessa Koman. Dominance as a Male Goal. Factors affecting status : Animals: Physical size and strength Humans: Material Wealth Positions of power

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Life in a polygamist community

About 15 polygamist families live together outside Moab, Utah.

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The Family

The Family. Sociology.

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A Rush To The West

A Rush To The West. Chapter 13 Section 4. Mormons Settle Utah. In 1830 Joseph Smith founded the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints The Church grew quickly, but some of its teachings placed its members in conflict with neighbors

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My power point is about polygamy.

My power point is about polygamy. By: Lwe lah. Thesis. Polygamy is an important part of Utah history because were polygamists, and some still are today. It also caused a lot of fights between Mormons and non-Mormons. Polygamy started.

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Same-sex Marriage

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Family and Intimate Relationship

Family and Intimate Relationship . Chapter 14 . Family. Family: set of people related by blood, marriage, or some other agreed-upon relationship, or adoption who share primary responsibility for reproduction and caring for members of society

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LEAP at Union County College

LEAP at Union County College . Title V Grant: Learning Enhanced Through Accelerated Paths. Facts about Developmental Education at Union County College .

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12 Reproductive strategies for survival

12 Reproductive strategies for survival. A colourful marine mollusc, the orange spotted clown nudibranch ( Ceratosoma amoena ), has laid a cluster of many eggs on a green alga. Figure 12.3 Coral is the product of tiny animals known as polyps. This photograph

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The Bible and Polygamy

The Bible and Polygamy. Genesis 1:18-25 God made Eve for Adam Monogamy = one man and one woman Polygamy = having many Polygyny = having many wives Polyandry = having many husbands Polyamorous = multiple companions What does the Bible teach about polygamy ??. The First Marriage.

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Mating Systems in Birds Monogamy (> 90% of all birds) Polygamy (~2% of birds) Promiscuity (~6% of birds) Although

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Cultural Differences in Marriage Beliefs & Traditions

Cultural Differences in Marriage Beliefs & Traditions. While marriage exists in most cultures, the forms vary from location to location In North America the only legal form is monogamy = one spouse, in most areas one man to one woman. Polygamy = Plural Marriage.

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Polygamy

Polygamy . Andrew Esparza Alexandra Gonzalez Tori Delgado Sandra Lafon. Lust, envy, greed, wrath, pride, and dominance make polygamy negative as compared to traditional religions, where healthy marriages are based on one love and respect. .

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Brigham Young

Brigham Young. Zac Poutier APUSH 2A. Brigham Young. He was born on June 1, 1801 and died on August 29, 1877 He was an influential Mormon who set up a Mormon city in Utah Gave his church in Utah the power of making political decisions, enforcing laws and responsible for economic development.

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16.1 Pioneer Families and Women

16.1 Pioneer Families and Women. Main Idea Thousands of settlers followed trails through the West to gain land and a chance to make a fortune. Why It Matters Now This migration brought Americans to territories that became New Mexico, Oregon, and Utah. Standards.

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