Background: England During the Regency Era

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Reika [66]4 years ago

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Gender roles were much different in early 19th Century England than they are today. since women did not have many rights or liberties and were forced to depend on men, it was always considered a sign of success to marry into a successful household.

Mrs. Bennet wants her daughter to marry the new neighbor because he is well off and she knows that her daughter will be financially secure with him and, therefore, happy.

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