SOLVED

1)Monogamy refers to A)the practice of abstaining from sexual intercourse until marriage B)the practice of remaining unwed for one’s entire life. C)the practice of remaining exclusively with one partner for life. D)the practice of legally having two or more spouses. E)a type of dark hardwood used in furniture construction. 2)Engels argues that economic production and marriage are necessarily linked because A) men could return to a loving and warm home after a day of tolling at work. B)male Labourers could bear their subordinate status in the factories by exercising dominance over their wives. C)men with families would be more motivated to earn an income and hence work harder at their jobs. D)men would be able to pass their wealth to their offspring with some certainty about their role in fatherhood. E)a steady income allows families to afford raising children. 3)The connection between love and marriage is A)natural and universal. B)a social construction. C)absent in most relationships, especially after the initial passion has died down. D)necessary to maintain the economic system. E)necessarily based on violence. 4)     Traditionally many people in the world, including some in North America, believe that marriage is primarily about A)love. B)producing children. C)benefiting the individual. D)benefiting the couple. E)benefiting the family groups. 5)Romantic love A)is largely a biological creation. B)entailed the idea that looks mattered C) primarily changed men’s roles D)today is increasingly rejected by young North Americans. E)has been recognized since the ancient Greeks. 6)Love as the basis for marriage emerged A)among the earliest agricultural communities. B)around the 15th century as traditional reasons for marriage came into question. C)during the Industrial Revolution. D)immediately after WWI. E)when Hollywood popularized romance films in the 20th century. 7)As the market economy developed in the 15th century, what change(s) occurred within the family? A)A division of labour emerged between spouses. B)The same standards of sexual behaviour emerged for both sexes. C)Economic pressures downplayed the concept of love as the basis for marriage. D)Husbands and wives became more equal in terms of power. E)All of the above. 8)Romantic love changed women’s social roles dramatically. Which of the following is an example of such change? A)Women had to transform themselves from workers into love objects B)Women’s adornment and looks became more important than their actual contributions to the family’s well-being. C)Women went from partners in work to being weaker, passive decorations. D)The differences between women and men became more exaggerated. E)All of the above are examples of changing social roles for women. 9)The development of the market economy transformed women’s positions in society from ______________ to ______________ A)unequal partners in work; equal partners in work. B)partners in work; household managers. C)partners in work; objects of love. D)helping to run the family business; owning the family business. E)partners in work; unequal land owners. 10)The most likely origin of romantic love was A)the filial love expressed by the ancient Greeks. B)the chivalry in the courts of Europe during the Middle Ages. C)the humble devotion of working-class couples during the early Industrial Era. D)the romantic films of 1920s Hollywood. E)the liberalized sexual attitudes of the 1960s. 1