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Parenthood/Disobedience:
- Parents were not easily disobeyed as a child. Growing up it was critical to listen to your parents. They chose who you would marry, not you.
- If you disobeyed your parents, it became a sin in religious beliefs, and also created family issues.
- If your parents wanted you to do so, you could be married as a boy at 14, as a girl at 12, and without parental consent at the young age of 21.
Children were always subserviant to the adults in the family. they were raised to respect and obey their parents. if not they were punished.
What else can I help you with?
How did streetcars impact social relationships of young people?
Young people could interact without parental supervision.
Do dolphins give parental care?
They do give parental care and the mother typically cares for her young for four years.
How do echinoderms raise their young?
Echinoderms are born as zooplankton. There is no parental care.
How does a rattlesnake raise its young?
Rattlesnakes do not take care of the young, they are fully capable of looking after them selves at birth.
What are the only birds that don't provide any parental care for their young?
cowbird
What breeds of dogs need obedience dog training the most?
Any dog that has a high energy level would benefit from obedience training. However, any puppy will be a lot easier to handle if they have been given training at a young age.
What is meant by parental care?
Parental care refers to the investment and behaviors exhibited by parents to ensure the survival and well-being of their offspring. This can include activities such as feeding, protecting, grooming, and teaching young animals or children. The extent and nature of parental care can vary widely among species and cultures, often influenced by environmental factors and the specific needs of the offspring. Ultimately, effective parental care enhances the chances of survival and successful development for the young.
How did the streetcars impact the social relationships of young people?
young people could interact without supervision
What is storge?
Storge is one of the "four loves" - defined specifically as instinctive parental affection, such as that which animals have for their young.
How young can you marry in Minnesota?
16 and 17 years old need parental consent or court approval.
What is the youngest age for females to marry in Alabama?
Males and females may marry in Alabama at the age of 16 with parental consent but if your 18 you can get married without parental consent.
Do most mammals care for their young when they are born?
yes, most mammals require parental care because they have to feed their young and teach them how to hunt. example: a lion and her cubs
