Why were marriages an important source of social stability in preindustrial societies?
A) They insured that families would pay a dowry, thus contributing to the stability of both families' social status.
B) Divorce would undermine social stability.
C) They gave children legitimacy by preventing unwed parenting.
D) They could serve as a means of defense and prosperity for two kinship networks.
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