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1. -Sexual intercourse by force, or a threat of severe bodily harm (actus reus) -Intentional vaginal intercourse (mens rea) -Intercourse between a man and a woman not his wife (attendant circumstance) -Intercourse without the woman’s consent (attendant circumstance) 2. -The difference between battery and assault is that battery involves unwanted or offensive touching, whereas assault does not involve touching, but the intention to commit battery or invoking fear into someone.