CLCV 1002 Lecture Notes - News, Komos, Lysimache

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6 Apr 2012

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Carleton University

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Classical Civilization

Course

CLCV 1002

Professor

C L C V

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Cannot pass on property to illegitimate children (out of wedlock) Amount of property (land, coins, etc. ) that is legally attached to the girl. Bigger the dowry, the more suitors you will have. Different from the bride price (paid by the suitors) Property doesn"t go to husband, but is connected to the girl. Ensures that when marries, she will not be an expense to his household. Husband administers money but required by law to use it to support wife and later their children. Bride taken from parents home to groom"s home. From that point on , she becomes part of his oikos. Includes all the property he owns and all the people under his guardianship (slaves, children, his mother if father dead, unmarried sisters if father dead, wife) Job when go to oikos is to manage affairs of household of husband. Why women literate and numerate, because running households. Ultimate decisions made by man but women manages day to day.

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Bob and Donna have been married for 35 years and have filed joint returns since their marriage. the couple has 3 children: Jack age 11, Bonnie age 16, and Margie age 22. All 3 children live with Bob and Donna. Margie is a full time student and is married. She and her husband live with Bob and Donna and they file a joint return. They have a $2000 tax liability for the year. Can Bob and Donna claim Margie as a dependent on their tax return? Why or why not?

Bob and Donna have been married for 35 years and have filed joint returns since their marriage. The couple has 3 children: Jack age 11, Bonnie age 16, and Margie age 22. All three children live with Bob and Donna. None of the children provide more than half their own support. Margie is a full time student at a local university. Margie is married. her and her husband report no tax liability on their joint return. If the couple had filed separately, Margie would have no tax tax liability on her return but her husband would have had a $550 tax liability on his separate return. Xan Bob and Donna claim Margie on their return? Why or why not?

Bob and Donna have been married for 35 years and have filedjoint returns since their marriage. The couple has three children:Jack (age 11), Bonnie (age 16), and Margie (age 22). All threechildren live with Bob and Donna. In addition, none of the childrenprovide more than half of their own support. Margie is a full-timestudent at a local university and does not have any grossincome.

Assume the original facts, except that Margie is married. Sheand her husband live with Bob and Donna and they file a jointreturn. They have a $2,000 tax liability for the year. Can Bob andDonna claim Margie as a dependent on their tax return? Why or whynot?

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