An - Exam 2 !

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ch 8

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ch 8

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trobrian society -

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dress up 4 sex attraction

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aids epidemic

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hurt africa!

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nayar people of india -

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sexual permisquity

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marriage

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culturally sanctioned union between 2 or more ppl that establishes certian rights and obligations between the ppl between them and their children and inlaws.

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consanguinal kin

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blood relatives

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conjugal bond

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bond bw 2 indiv. woh are married

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affinial kin

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relatives my marriage

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incest taboo

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aboslute forbiding of sexual rela. with memvers of family

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endogamy

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marriage inside of a partic. group

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exogamy

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marriage outside group

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marriage vs mating

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marriage is seen my society where mating is kept by 2 indiv.

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monogamy

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marriage where partners have 1 spouse

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polygamy

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more hten 1 spouse

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polyandry

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marriag of more then one woman to a man at a spec. time

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group marriage

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several men nad women can be related

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levitrate

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marriage custom where widdow marries brother of dead husband

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soroate

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man marries sister of dead wife

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serial monogamy

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where a man or woman marries or lives with a succession of parterns

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patrilateral parallel cousin marriage

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marriage of a man to his fathers brothers daughter

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matriarchal parallel cousin marraige

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a gril to her fathers sisters child
a boy to his mothers sisters son

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bride price

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compensation the groom orhis family pays to the brides family also called bride walth.

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bride service

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a period of time after marriage where a man works for the brides fam

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dowry

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payment of wifes interitance at time of hte ceremony

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Ch9

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C9

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family

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two or more pplrelated my blood, marriage, adoption- may take many forms

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family or orientation

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family that someone is raised into, born, or adapted into

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family of procreation

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family formed when a child is raised

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household

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basic residense where economic production, consumpotion, inheritance childrearingshelter are organized and carried out

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conjugal family

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famiyl formed on basis of marriage ties

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consanguineal family

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related women, their brothers, and thei womans offspring

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blended family

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a married couple raising kids together from a previous marriage

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new productive tech -

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such as invitro and open adaoption make it possible for a child to have a rel. with both biological and adoptive paretns.

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nuclear family

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one or more parent and offspring

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extended family

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several closely related nuclear families clustered together into a large domestic group

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polygamous family

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one individual with multiple spouses and all of their family

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polygynous family

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a type of polygamous family involving a man iwth mukltipple wives and their family

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polyandrous family

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typeof family with a woman and her multiple husbands and their children

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patrilocal residense

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residensepattern in which a married couple lives in the locality associated with the husbands fathers relatives

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matrilocal residense

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a married couple lives wiht the wife paretns

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ambilocal residense

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married couple can choose to live iwhtthe males fam or females fam

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neolocal residense

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a married couple can create residense away from their paretns

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avunculocal residesne

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married couple goes to live iwth the husbands mothers brother

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sororal polygyny


fraternal polygyny

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marrage of one man to women who are sister

marriage of one woman to brothers

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challenges of familiyes

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economic issues, infant mortality, single mother

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Ch10

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kinship

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network of relatives within which individuals possesss cetrain musical rights and obligation

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descent groups

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any publicly recoginsed socail entity requiring lineal discent form a particular real or mythical ancestror for membership

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clan

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a group of severla lineages

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unilineal descent

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descent that establishes group membership for either male or femilae line

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lineage

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corportate descent group who trance grnelogical links to a common anscestor.

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matrilineal descent

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descent traced through the female

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patrilineal descent

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descent traced through the male

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double descent

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system traces matrilineal descent for some puruposenad patrilineal for otehr theings

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ambilieal descent

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may do either

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fission

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the splitting of a descent group into htwo or mroe new descent groups.

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totemism

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the belief that people are related to particular animals, plants, or natural objects by virtue of descent from common ancestral spirits.

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phratry

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unilineal descent group composed of two or more clans that assume they share a common ancestry but do not ankow hte precisde geneological links of that ansestry. if only two such groups exiss. exha is a moiety.

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moiety

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each group that resluits from a division of a society into two halves oin the basis of descent.

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kindred

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individuals close relations on the maternal and paternal sides of his or her own family.

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eskimo system

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system of kinship system whch emphasises the nuclear family by clumping all uncles aunts and cousins without differenciating .

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hawaiian system

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all ppl of same sex and generation are referred to as the same!

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iroquis system

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kinship where fatehr adn fathers bro are one signle term and mother nad mothers siter is all the same

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crow system

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where fatehrs sister and dathers sisters daughter is the same mother nad mothers sistyer is all the same and father and fathers brother are the same.