Pride and prejudice part2

Now, some questions of the book of the IB programme:

1.- What degrees of emancipation and/or conservative reinforcement of 18th century family values does Elizabeth Bennett's marriage to Mr. Darcy support?
She goes against what her family wants, her marrige with mr Darcy.

2.- What attitudes to marriage does Pride and Prejudice convey? What other options did Elizabeth Bennet have?
 This book shows that women should me able to decide who to marry freely, in fact, she decided to marry him or not.

3.- How does this introduction affects your reading and approach to the novel?
It shows me the context of production, so I can understand the book better.

4.- How could the social circumstances and contexts of P & P apply to different cultures and contexts today?
 Im some cultures, like mussulman religion, in which men still got the power to decide and women don't, but in occidental cultures, this has been erradicated.