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The provisional management of the children shall rest with the husband, petitioner, or defendant, in the suit for divorce, unless it be otherwise ordered for the greater advantage of the children, on petition of either the mother, or the family, or the government commissioner. The above quote is an excerpt from the Napoleonic Law Code. What does this demonstrate about the rights of women in Napoleonic France?
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Under Napoleon, men and women were treated as equals
Under Napoleon, women had more rights than men
Under Napoleon, men had more rights than women
Under Napoleon, divorce was not permitted for men or women
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Under Napoleon, men had more rights than women
Explanation: the code gives provisional custody/management of children to the husband by default, showing legal authority vested in men and only limited recourse for mothers — reflecting unequal, male-dominated family law.
Explanation: the code gives provisional custody/management of children to the husband by default, showing legal authority vested in men and only limited recourse for mothers — reflecting unequal, male-dominated family law.
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