Marriage in India and the U.S.

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"The last two decades have witnessed dramatic changes in the role of women in society, particularly in the Western world. The struggle for equality in the workplace and the homefront has led to changes within the very structure of the world community. However, for women of the developing countries the rewards of the fight have not filtered down to the populace, but rather have remained among the educated and upper class. Many of these women, however, must still practice their country' s traditional roles and are the most pressured by financial and social structures.


In the United States the institution of marriage has felt the repercussions from change. Not only the rituals and traditions surrounding the event, but the intentions and attitudes toward married life are today a reflection of the past..."

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