Term Paper on Interracial Marriages

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Acknowledgement
Chapter One – The Problem and Its Scope
Introduction   2
Statement of the Problem   4
Review of Related Literature   5
Significance of the Study   7
Scope and Limitation   9
Definition of Terms 10
Organization of the Study 12
Chapter Two – Research Design and Methodology
Research Method 14
Research Instrument 14
Research Environment 14
Research Subject 15
Research Procedure 16
Statistical Treatment of the Data 17
Chapter Three – Presentation, Interpretation and Analysis of Data 18
Chapter Four – Summary, Conclusions and Recommendations
Summary 43
Conclusion 45
Recommendations 47
Bibliography 50
Appendices
Appendix A – Letters
Appendix B – Sample Questionnaires
Appendix C – Pictures
Appendix D – Respondent’s Directory
Introduction

Marriage, a legally recognized relationship, established by a civil or religious ceremony, between two people who intend to live together as sexual and domestic partners. The joining together in wedlock of two people, something which supposed to be and should be considered sacred as well as wonderful. It is a in which commitment two people are bound to one another and are obligated to promise to one another that they love, care and be loyal to each other through all times. A beautiful thing…yet sadly some people do it out of what benefits they might receive from it, may it be money, fame or any other superficial thing in this world. But there are times that these people do it out of need. This brings us to talk about interracial marriages.

Interracial marriages, though in the past had been considered taboo, aren’t rare sites anymore, may it be in the Philippines or other parts of the world. However, just because now it isn’t forbidden by the law (as there was a time when there was a law made against it), it doesn’t mean that all of us give the go signal. Interracial marriages will most likely create various outcomes. These effects will... [continues]

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