How did marriage in Mexican society duplicate what was found in premodern Asian and European societies?

a. Some women were able to escape marriage through religious service.

b. Women were expected to manage the family business so their husbands could serve as warriors.

c. Once married, women were allowed to work only in agriculture.

d. Young people were married off to a person of their parents' choosing.

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Ryleigh Adams

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26 October, 15:51

How did marriage in Mexican society duplicate what was found in premodern Asian and European societies?

a. Some women were able to escape marriage through religious service.

b. Women were expected to manage the family business so their husbands could serve as warriors.

c. Once married, women were allowed to work only in agriculture.

d. Young people were married off to a person of their parents' choosing.

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Scott Nichols · Answer 1

I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option D. The marriage in Mexican society duplicate what was found in premodern Asian and European societies would be that young people were married off to a person of their parents' choosing. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.