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11 Study Guide Test Family MarriageVersion en ligne 11 Study Guide Test Family Marriage par Lance Hiles A B C D F G I L M N O S T U W Contains A _____ are groups of people who are related by genetics, marriage, or choice and who share material and emotional resources. Starts with B Other cultures practice arranged marriage , in which a marriage is negotiated between two families in order to create stronger _____ between them. Love isn't considered a prerequisite for this type of marriage. Starts with C Some cultural norms promote endogamy , marriage between people of the same social _____ , likes marries like. College-educated Americans are more likely to marry other college-educated Americans. And people who marry others of the same race. Starts with D Heterogamy: marriage between partners who are ______ in some key characteristic. Starts with F Most societies are patrilineal, meaning that they trace kinship through the ____ . This means that all inheritance (land, wealth, titles) passes from father to son. Contains G Many adults in the post-children stage find themselves in the sandwich generation : people who care for their ____ ____ at the same time that they provide care for children in their household. Starts with I Social conflict theory (feminist theory) focuses on the ways traditional notions about family perpetuate social _____ . Like patrilineal lines of descent that make it impossible for women to hold wealth or gain power. Contains L Endogamy: mate-selection norms that require individuals to marry persons of a _____ background. Starts with M Polygamy is the _____ between two or more spouses, & is legally recognized in the majority of African countries and in some South Asian countries. Contains N Patriarchy: oldest _____ living in household has authority over rest of family; most common in world. Starts with O The family you grow up in is known as your family of _____ , because it [same] you to the world and teaches you how families work. Starts with S Structural functionalists emphasize the role that families play in _____ children , so they can function in society, while of course also giving them emotional and material support. Contains T Sociologists describe this process as the family life cycle, the _____ stages that a family passes through over time. These stages include courtship, marriage, child rearing, and launch stage. Starts with U Unmarried or divorced parents may also marry someone new, creating a blended family with one parent in a household who is _____ to some or all of the children. Starts with W In some preindustrial societies, a married couple will practice matrilocality, where they live near the _____ family. Many Native American tribes in the southwestern U.S. have been matrilocality, such as the Hopi and Zuni.

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11 Study Guide Test Family MarriageVersion en ligne

par Lance Hiles

Contains A

_____ are groups of people who are related by genetics, marriage, or choice and who share material and emotional resources.

Starts with B

Other cultures practice arranged marriage , in which a marriage is negotiated between two families in order to create stronger _____ between them. Love isn't considered a prerequisite for this type of marriage.

Starts with C

Some cultural norms promote endogamy , marriage between people of the same social _____ , likes marries like. College-educated Americans are more likely to marry other college-educated Americans. And people who marry others of the same race.

Starts with D

Heterogamy: marriage between partners who are ______ in some key characteristic.

Starts with F

Most societies are patrilineal, meaning that they trace kinship through the ____ . This means that all inheritance (land, wealth, titles) passes from father to son.

Contains G

Many adults in the post-children stage find themselves in the sandwich generation : people who care for their ____ ____ at the same time that they provide care for children in their household.

Starts with I

Social conflict theory (feminist theory) focuses on the ways traditional notions about family perpetuate social _____ . Like patrilineal lines of descent that make it impossible for women to hold wealth or gain power.

Contains L

Endogamy: mate-selection norms that require individuals to marry persons of a _____ background.

Starts with M

Polygamy is the _____ between two or more spouses, & is legally recognized in the majority of African countries and in some South Asian countries.

Contains N

Patriarchy: oldest _____ living in household has authority over rest of family; most common in world.

Starts with O

The family you grow up in is known as your family of _____ , because it [same] you to the world and teaches you how families work.

Starts with S

Structural functionalists emphasize the role that families play in _____ children , so they can function in society, while of course also giving them emotional and material support.

Contains T

Sociologists describe this process as the family life cycle, the _____ stages that a family passes through over time. These stages include courtship, marriage, child rearing, and launch stage.

Starts with U

Unmarried or divorced parents may also marry someone new, creating a blended family with one parent in a household who is _____ to some or all of the children.

Starts with W

In some preindustrial societies, a married couple will practice matrilocality, where they live near the _____ family. Many Native American tribes in the southwestern U.S. have been matrilocality, such as the Hopi and Zuni.

Many adults in the post-children stage find themselves in the sandwich generation : people who care for their at the same time that they provide care for children in their household.