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Elizabethan Theater and the Globe Theater

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Elizabethan Theater and the Globe Theater

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Elizabethan Theater and the Globe Theater

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Elizabethan Theater and the Globe Theater

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I did not know that he was secretive as a child and that he was 1 of 8 kids.

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Facts I learned was that the Poor population expanded and they  would commit crime like pickpocketing, poor people who wouldn’t do work would be executed

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Facts I learned was that the Poor population expanded and they  would commit crime like pickpocketing, poor people who wouldn’t do work would be executed

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Something that we learned is how the parental relationships were with children. They weren’t the same as today, women were treated as property so they could marry them off for wealth or social class.

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Rank the themes with 1 being the theme that is most prevalent or showed in the play and 8 being the least showed.

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Rank the themes with 1 being the theme that is most prevalent or showed in the play and 8 being the least showed.

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love, hate, mortality, youth, gender, marriage, family, free will

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Rank the themes with 1 being the theme that is most prevalent or showed in the play and 8 being the least showed.

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Rank the themes with 1 being the theme that is most prevalent or showed in the play and 8 being the least showed.

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love, hate, mortality, youth, gender, marriage, family, free will

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Keiry & jhoana

“Draw, if you be men”, “younger than she are happy mothers made” this shows that men are supposed to fallow the role of fearless and that hey have to fight because they are strong  and how women also have there role of them having kids at such a young age and how they all have there role and capulet agrees with it
Words:gentlemen, sweet, happy, fury

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Yes. When it comes to a lot of these abusive customary practices, that's right. They're still as prevalent as they once were.

Honor killing, child brides, the practice of baad, when a little girl is sold to pay a family debt, often a debt for some moral crime that a male relative has carried out. It would be unfair to say there hasn't been improvement, because there are millions of girls in schools that didn't exist during the Taliban time.

Still, when you look at the metrics, Afghanistan still remains the worst place in the world to be born a woman, in life expectancy, maternal mortality, anything. And you look at it, and that's pretty shocking, considering the investment that we have tried to make in bettering women's lives.

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A chronicle of Afghanistan's modern-day Romeo and Juliet

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Zakia and Ali are Afghanistan's Romeo and Juliet -- with all the heartache that description implies. Separated by religion, ethnicity and their own families, the young couple defied them all by eloping. Rod Nordland of the New York Times chronicles their remarkable odyssey in his book, "The Lovers," and joins Jeffrey Brown to discuss the intersection of romance and religion in the Muslim world.

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While we watch complete the phrase "I saw....I thought..."

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While we watch complete the phrase "I saw....I thought..."

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“She’s dead, deceased she’s dead alack the day!”

“Turn their office to black funeral”

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Helder and jack

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PBS NewsHour | A chronicle of Afghanistan’s modern-day Romeo and Juliet | Season 2016

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Zakia and Ali are Afghanistan’s Romeo and Juliet -- with all the heartache that’s implied.

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Look through different marriage customs around the world today. Choose one country to read about. Then post a custom or tradition you found interesting or unique.

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Look through different marriage customs around the world today. Choose one country to read about. Then post a custom or tradition you found interesting or unique.

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love,hate,mortality,free will,family,marriage,youth,gender

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hate love family marriage youth mortality free will gender

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Love

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Hate, love, fate and free will, mortality, marriage, family, gender, youth

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Hate, family, youth, love, mortality, free will, marriage, and gender

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hate, love, youth , family , marriage, mortality ,free will, gender

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Hate, love, family,free will, marriage, gender, youth

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hate,love,marriage,family,youth

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Hate, love,
fate and free
will, mortality,
marriage,
family, gender, youth

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After doing the Modern Marriage activity what is one thing you learned today?

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After doing the Modern Marriage activity what is one thing you learned today?

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Period 2: Are these stories actually like Romeo and Juliet? Do they share the same message?

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Period 2: Are these stories actually like Romeo and Juliet? Do they share the same message?

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Period 9: Are these stories actually like Romeo and Juliet? Do they share the same message?

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Period 9: Are these stories actually like Romeo and Juliet? Do they share the same message?

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1. Love

2. Hate

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Helder and Roberto and Jack

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1) love
2) marriage
3) hate
4) family
5) free will
6) gender
7) morality
8)youth

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-love
-hate
-fate + free will
-mortality
-youth

*besiana + priya*

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Love

Family

Fate/ Freewhill

Hate

Mortality

Family

Youth

Marriage

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I saw that people can have multiple wives at once. I think that’s unjust to each wife and defeats the purpose of marriage.

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i thought you couldn’t marry other women if you already had one wife

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I saw that marriage used to be used to get land or other things and to have children to work for them, I think that marriage has come a long way to become marring out of love.

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I saw, ghost marriages. I thought How down bad do you have to be to marry a dead person

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I saw that people have multiple wife’s at ones

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I saw that men could have multiple wife’s and it was not a problem, it was normal.

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I saw that if you already had a wife you can’t marry another women

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I saw many different types of marriage and couldn’t image being miserable in a marriage.

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It was normal for men to have more than one wife at some point in history.

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One interesting tradition is One of the nastiest traditions involves having the groom and his bride being pelted using food trash such as rotten fish and decaying eggs.

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I thought that in Indian marriages
in some areas in the country if a girl is born during a specific astrological timeframe they are considered cursed. This is crazy to me because someone can be cursed just because of their birthday

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I saw that in Fiji you must go for something unusual and present it to the father-in-law before you can ask for her hand

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In Cuba since  weddings aren’t really cheap and the wedding usually has a dance, anyone who dances with the bride has to pin some cash on her extravagant dress. This goes to help the newlyweds with their honeymoon arrangements.

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i saw that in north korea you have to beat the brides feat with canes and fish a day before the wedding

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I saw Swedish wedding was traditionally done during the summer months. Some of the highlights included the bride's head crowned with myrtle leaves representing virginity.

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In Austria The mother of the eldest son usually wears a headdress in the shape of a fan that has been handed down for centuries to give to the bride marrying their eldest son.

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to ask for the hand of a girl a Fiji young man has no choice but present the father-in-law with the tooth of a whale.

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One thing I found interesting in Swedish they included the bride's head crowned with myrtle leaves representing virginity.

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I saw in the text that “After the vows a flower band, rope or rosary known as a lazo would be wrapped around the neck of the couple to symbolize the eternity of their marriage. Traditionally, the Mexican wedding was characterized by tortillas, beans and spicy rice with the wedding cake made using dried fruit and nuts, rum soaked, as a mariachi band provided music.” This is interesting because Mexico has many marriage traditions and customs.

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In sweeden they put a gold coin in the brides right shoe from the father of the bride and a silver coin from the mother of the bride in the brides left shoe. The bride would also wear a crown symbolizing purity.

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I saw that people had different traditions like a women being able to have 5 husbands if they want. I thought that it was unfair.

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I saw that there is a lot of dificult things to go through before mairage in North Korea. Also more than 1 person can get married.

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I say that having other relationships with more then one partners was fine and that being in a relationships with your same gender is banned from religion

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I saw you can marry the dead to keep the family tradition

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What I saw was how back than people arranged marriages, and how marriage change over time, also how different religions can have different types of marriage.

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Marriage was different in different places for example you are able To marry more than 1 person

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In the video I learned that in one culture a women could have multiple male husbands while other religions the man could have multiple wives.

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What is your definition of love? Give a specific example.

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What is your definition of love? Give a specific example.

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Love is....like when...

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Does love guide the decisions we make? Why or why not?

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Does love guide the decisions we make? Why or why not?

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Love does/does not guide the decisions we make because...

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What is your definition of love? Give a specific example.

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What is your definition of love? Give a specific example.

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Love is....like when...

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Does love guide the decisions we make? Why or why not?

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Does love guide the decisions we make? Why or why not?

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Love does/does not guide the decisions we make because...

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The country I read about was North Korea. One interesting and unique thing that they do at marriage that we don’t do in America is For a traditional Korean wedding, the bride and groom will wear specific colors. The bride will typically wear red, and the groom will wear blue to symbolize the Confucian idea of yin and yang. A yin color (blue) is meant to bring healing and relaxation, and a yang color (red) provides enthusiasm and active energy.

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The belief among many Scots is that a couple that can endure this nasty pelting is strong, and there marriage will last.

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In Niger the marriage costume is to hold a party and the women chose men that most memorize them.

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North Korea involves the beating of the groom's feet using canes and fish on the eve of the wedding.

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In Scotland they throw rotten food at the bribe

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Throwing the bouquet, scandalously removing the garter, the couple's first dance, the cutting of the cake, and the life-affirming moment that the Electric Slide begins - **these are all wedding traditions that most Americans know and love