question archive 1) How is divorce described as a "battlefield" of different issues? a) How has religion regulated divorces? b) How did Catholics handle divorce? Protestant church? What happened during French Revolution related to divorce? a) In what ways was women's access to divorce restricted? b) How was that illustrated by situations involving adultery? How did "domestic violence" play a role in divorces? What happened involving actors and adultery claims in divorce? In the 1960s/1970s, what happened with "no-fault" divorces? Why are women still having difficulties in obtaining divorce?
1) How is divorce described as a "battlefield" of different issues? a) How has religion regulated divorces? b) How did Catholics handle divorce? Protestant church? What happened during French Revolution related to divorce? a) In what ways was women's access to divorce restricted? b) How was that illustrated by situations involving adultery? How did "domestic violence" play a role in divorces? What happened involving actors and adultery claims in divorce? In the 1960s/1970s, what happened with "no-fault" divorces? Why are women still having difficulties in obtaining divorce?
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1) How is divorce described as a "battlefield" of different issues?
- a) How has religion regulated divorces?
b) How did Catholics handle divorce? Protestant church? - What happened during French Revolution related to divorce?
- a) In what ways was women's access to divorce restricted?
b) How was that illustrated by situations involving adultery? - How did "domestic violence" play a role in divorces?
- What happened involving actors and adultery claims in divorce?
- In the 1960s/1970s, what happened with "no-fault" divorces?
- Why are women still having difficulties in obtaining divorce?
