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If you've ever watched Downton Abbey, you'll remember how important it was for the eldest daughter Mary to find a suitable husband. This person had to be of at least the same social standing as Mary's family, have some land and money, and come from a reputable background. This would be considered an ____________ marriage. However, Mary's younger sister Sybil married the chauffeur, a man whom the family saw as far below her rank, with no money or "breeding." This would be considered an __________ marriage.
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