Difference between revisions of "Harem"

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A "harem" is a set of many wives for one husband. It was popular in Africa, Arabia and the Middle East.

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−	A "harem" is a set of many wives for one husband. It was popular in Africa, Arabia and the Middle East~~. Historians blame the slave trade in Africa in the late 1700s for reducing the number of males and creating a female-to-male imbalance that led to harems~~.	+	A "harem" is a set of many wives for one husband. It was popular in Africa, Arabia and the Middle East.