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How did ancient people view the relationships between husbands and wives?
Well, in general, they weren’t advanced as scientifically as we are today [cave-women, please excuse the sexism here], but they had enough knowledge of science and religion to keep them together [for the most part] and survive. However, we can safely _assume_ that for the limited exposure to modern science that they had, they were able to agree and identify the differences between men and women, and how these differences tied into the kind of professions that men and women chose. These definitely had a large impact on their relationships, too.
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Ancient men and women lived in caves, he saw women as cooks and baby maker. Give a particular year or decade example 1918, 1960 etc..
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Depends on which ancient people. In most cultures the stereotype is correct, women were seen as subservient and should be as submissive as possible. The woman’s job was to provide children and please the man in any way he liked. In many places, if a woman did not have a male in her life then she was a wench or would never be respected. So really the relationship between a man and a woman was seen as one to provide for the male, whether it’s intimate or formal.
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Well, in general, they weren’t advanced as scientifically as we are today [cave-women, please excuse the sexism here], but they had enough knowledge of science and religion to keep them together [for the most part] and survive. However, we can safely _assume_ that for the limited exposure to modern science that they had, they were able to agree and identify the differences between men and women, and how these differences tied into the kind of professions that men and women chose. These definitely had a large impact on their relationships, too.
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