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When tudor women got married who were they expected to obey and why?
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∙ 12y ago
Their husbands, because the wedding vows included the words 'I promise to love, honour and obey'.
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Who were Tudor women expected to obey when they got married?
their husbands, their husbands could do anthing to them basically and if they were not to obey they would be beaten.
When woman got married who were they expected to obey and why in Tudor times?
there husband
When woman got married who were the expected to obey?
in the "olden" days women were expected to obey their husbands, this was in their marriage vows, that has since changed during the 1950s.
Were Tudor women equal to Tudor men?
No, because women were to obey men, women had to follow through exactly what the men told them to, if not they could be beaten, the Tudors were around before womens rights, so all women were treated poorly. They were expected to respect and obey men, always, no questions asked.
When women got married in Tudor England who were they expected to obey?
The expectation of obeying the father was now passed onto the husband who could do anything to his wife including beating her.
In medieval European society women were expected to obey .?
Women were expected to obey all their male family members.
What obedience were women expected to give in medieval European society?
Medieval European women were expected to obey the Church and the laws of the land. There were probably a few people who expected them to obey their husbands, but there were also probably a few people who expected the husbands to obey their wives. I know this might sound like a joke, but the wedding vows went both ways and included "obey" both ways in at least some parts of Europe and some Churches.
Who decide what would happen to women in ancient China?
The restrictions on women was not really established until the Tang dynasty had fallen. Men is most likely to be the person to decide what happens to the women unless if the other women has a position in the court. Three Obedience and Four Virtues of Women: 1. Obey the father before she gets married 2. Obey the husband after she gets married 3. Obey the son(s) after the husband dies
When women got married who were they expected to obey and why?
Wives were expected to obey their husbands. Why is a trickier question, but most of it boils down to religion. Most religions rely on a firmly structured society, sharply defined by who has power over whom. There's God on the top, and then everybody else neatly in place in society like rungs in a ladder. And in that ladder women were placed lower than men. There's no real reason for this that can be accepted today, but when it all started it was seen as self evident that this was the way things had to be.
What are the roles of men in Tudor times?
The Elizabethan family life for men was one of power. The men made the decisions and the women were expected to obey them! The men were expected to support the family from a whole variety of occupations. And they were expected to improve the positions of all members of the family through influence and patronage from wealthier people and families than their own. It was deemed necessary for young males to go to school and university. Men were the money makers in the household; they worked daily for money while their wives did the housework.
Who decided what would happen to the women in ancient china?
The restrictions on women was not really established until the Tang dynasty had fallen. Men is most likely to be the person to decide what happens to the women unless if the other women has a position in the court. Three Obedience and Four Virtues of Women: 1. Obey the father before she gets married 2. Obey the husband after she gets married 3. Obey the son(s) after the husband dies
When women who were the expected to obey and why?
Well, it likely depended on the husband whether that would be required, because relationships are complicated and there were many decent people back then too. However, in the cases where it was an enforced requirement, women risked a lot in disobeying because they were basically property, and there weren't many options, and in some cases none, for a woman who wanted to be independent... they were expected to be subservient and obedient. So how could she leave or choose anything else when she wouldn't be able to support herself, or get any support from her family or society?
