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22 Cards in this Set
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Arranged Marraige
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marraige which partners are selected by couple's parents
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Bilateral descent
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The norm that recognizes both parents families as the childs close relatives...children feel close to mom and dad, both girls and boys may inherit property from mom and dads side
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Partriarchal Family
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dominant figure is oldest male..dominates everyone else, most prevalent
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Egalitarian Family
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Family in which authority is equally distributed between husband and wife-rare
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Matriarchal family
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dominant figure is oldest female
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Endogamy
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"marrying within" marrying someone from ones own group-do not encourage between close relatives
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Exogamy
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"marrying outward" marrying someone from outsides ones group- such as clan, tribe, village
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Extended Family
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family that consists of 2 parents, unmarried children, and other relatives-consenguine family
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Family of Orientation
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family in which one grows up in consister of themself, parents and siblings
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nuclear family
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conjugal family-2 parents and unmarried children
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Family of procreation
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family that one extablishes through marragige, cosisting of them, their spouce, and their children
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Homogamy
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marrying someone who has social characteristics similiar to yours-social class, goals....
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Matrilineal desence
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norm that recognized only the mom's family as the childerns close relatives-still boys are usually ones to inherit property
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matrilocal residence
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home where the married couple lives with the wife's family
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monogamy
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marraige of only one man to only one women
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neolocal residence
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where the married couple lives by themselves, away from both the husband and the wifes family
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patrilineal descent
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norm that recognizes only the fathers family as the child's close relatives-dads name-common-mean inherit property
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patrilocal residence
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when married couple lives with husbands family
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polyandry
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one women to 2 or more men-rare
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polygamy
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muslim, and other small, preindustrial societies-marraige of one person to 2 or more people of the opposite sex
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polygyny
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marraige of one man to 2 or more women...more common
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serial monogomy
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marraige of one person to 2 or more people, but only one at the same time (divorice, remarry)
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