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    Antigone and Medea are women fighting against oppression by directly disobeying the law. However, they use different tactics in their battles, and they have different reasons for fighting. In the end, both make their point by bringing down the royal households. These women effectively fight oppression in their own ways. To begin, both Antigone and Medea were fighting oppression by breaking the law. In Antigone, the first evidence of oppression was directly on her late brother, Polyneices. After

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    the suggested amount of money to be given out but placed restrictions upon on how one may utilize those resources. By the government using the word ignorant, it feels that if you have a job or no job or limited amount of resources coming into the household, it means that at some point you were incapable of maintaining a well-balanced lifestyle for yourself. Despite our country’s wishes, the picture of welfare paints a face of the minority woman. In a way, one could view this as a way that the system

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    tends to be extended with three or more generations in the same household because it provides a strong union between its members. Another reason for a large household is that usually farming was the principal economic activity of the family 1 members. In contrast, the modern family household contains two generations, parents and dependants children. Unlike

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    Families, which are basic units of human commit, are constructed from individuals with unique character; these individuals taken as a whole, construct the larger character of the family itself. However, because no individual’s character is perfectly compatible with another’s, there exist inevitable conflict within the family, such as can be expressed as conflict between the self and either another single member or the entire group. Naturally, the rational self will seek to ameliorate such as conflict

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    interdependent. Without The consumers/households Cadburys had no way to supply its labour to work of their machines and run their business. They also have no one buying their chocolate. If they can’t make any money in New Zealand they will close, or more somewhere they can make a profit . which means many people will lose a source of income See Cadburys can’t make chocolate on their own History of Cadburys in dunedin Cadburys Interdependence with the household sector The house hold sector is

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    which there were 37,587 households. In these households or families, 30.9% had children under the age of 18 living with them while 52.% were married couples living together, and 11.2% had a female householder with no husband present. The census further explains that 33.2% were non-families and 25.8% of all households in the city were made up of individuals. The census further explain that 8.5% had someone living alone that was 65 years of age or older and have an average household size of 2.48 with a

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    The Effects on Children Who Have Been Raised in a Single Parent Household Introduction Single parent house hold’s can have many different social, mental, and emotional effects on the children who are raised in this kind of household. The effects of children raised by a single parent in the household, whether it is the mother or the father, are often negative effects. These negative effects include facing Economic Hardship, lack of support from family, and other emotional and social distress. Stress

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    parents have to choose between caring for a child and acquiring the resources needed to insure their own productive and reproductive successes (Turner & McAndrew, 2006). This choice can be influenced by the social, cultural and economic factors at household level, and by socio-demographic factors at individual level. These factors may vary from culture to culture and overtime. However, the following variables are the most frequently cited determinants of parental investment on children. i) Gender; the

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    that has to go through parents fighting over them, and having to make big decisions like which side to go on along with the separation of their family. Parental guardians actions greatly affect children's lives along with constant change within households, which delays their development and the upbringing of that child. After a change in routine, they have unneeded and unnecessary stress, which makes them worry and think about irrelevant things. Although bullying and community influence can be linked

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    The film The Pursuit of Happyness has a wide range of social problems that included and has an affect on society. The main character Chris a pharmaceutical representative who is having trouble selling his product. Without selling his product he is unable to support his family and is out of a job. After becoming homeless, he finds an internship that could possibly turn into a job. He eventually is hired by the firm and is able to support his son who kept him going because he had someone who believed

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