When the Ju arrive in an area they practice two food gathering strategies (Lee, pg. 50). ... Simultaneously, the older, less mobile members of the camp collect the less desirable foods which can be found closer to the camp. ... Both men and women hunt for meat but the extended quests for larger fauna are usually undertaken by men (Lee, pg. 50). ... Most often the men do strive for a second wife; however, the existing wife does not typically allow that to occur. ... Intermarriage is done by Herero and Tswana men with Ju women but does not occur among Ju men and other women. ...

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One of the earliest explanations was based on the notion that men have a greater disposition for variety in sexual partners than do women (Tucker 1985). Many ethologists believe that there is a sociobiological imperative for men to have as many sexual partners as possible (Sayers). ... Women can be multi- orgasmic and have a much broader range of sexual stimulation than men. ... The existence of a low sex ratio, a scarcity of men in relation to women, has also been offered as an explanation for the origin of this practice (Pasternak 1976). ... Polygyny has been found to be a feature of economi...

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Early Roman law described women as children, forever inferior to men. ... Therefore, they depended upon their looks - according to the ideals of men, charm, and domestic skills. ... It was strictly for their usefulness to men that women were valued. ... It claimed that all men and women are created equal and that the history of mankind was a history of repeated injuries and injustices by men toward women (Wheeler "The History"). ... The preservers of the old south put the southern lady on a pedestal where she would act as preserver of southern religion and morality and as an inspiration to...

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