What Is the Akan View of Marriage and Having Children

question 573

Multiple Choice

What is the Akan view of marriage and having children?

• A) Marriage and procreation are generally seen as social obligations.
• B) Marriage is regarded as central to developing a social identity, but procreation is regarded as optional.
• C) The Akan support both marriage and having children but do not regard the two as closely connected.
• D) The Akan reserve marriage and having children only for those who have achieved sufficient ethical maturity.

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