Laws against close intermarriage have resulted from noting that the offspring of these types of marriages are weaker and have more birth defects. A good gene pool is diverse.
Because any resulting children have a high probability of genetic defects leading to children with deformities, mental problems and/or ongoing health problems
In most cultures and societies, marriages between a son and his mother are considered incestuous and are not legally or morally acceptable. Such relationships are widely condemned and prohibited due to genetic and social implications.
In many cultures it is very normal and right to have arranged marriages. In the US culture, it is not.
Many cultures around the world.
Arranged marriages were very common throughout the world until the 18th century. In China, arranged marriages sometimes called blind marriages were the norm before the mid 20th century
Because of the freedom of choie that many cultures now use arranged marriages have decreased in popularity
Yes, Marriages coexist with fundamental cultural differences...
Arranged marriage is a cultural customary phenomenon. Religions often are modified slightly to fit the local cultures. Buddhism has nothing to do with arranged marriages.
marriages are different in almost all cultures, like some cultures you have to dress a certain way, eat certain things, but the Inuits do not have wedding ceremonies
Hawaii has so many cultures living there, so I'm sure that there are some arranged marriages.
Arranged marriage is mostly supported in Asia Commonly in the Middle East and India
You can go out with anyone you want. However, making children with close relatives is not recommended, but that is very different from going out with them. Your first cousin is the child of your aunt or uncle. Your second cousin is the grandchild of your great aunt or great uncle, and the child of your first cousin. The daughter of your second cousin is your second cousin, once removed. Marriages between first cousins have been accepted, even approved, in some cultures. Marriages between more distant relatives are more widely accepted in the modern, western culture.
People primarily have arranged marriages because it is their cultural, social, or religious norm, especially in India.