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32 Cards in this Set
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sexual behavior
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no society permits sexual behavior
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pattering reproduction
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regulates where and with who you have a sexual relationship
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providing care and protection
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emotional support, food, shelter
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organizing
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closely organized
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socialization children
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master skills and accept culture
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kinship
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role relations among people who consider themselves related
ex: mother, father, sister, cousin |
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fitixe kin
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people who are so close there considered kin despite the absence of blood and marriage type
ex: saying a family friend is your cousin |
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nuclear family
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married couple with children
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family of orientation
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born into
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family procreation
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you form through marriage or sex
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extended family
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two or more generations related by blood or marriage, living together or close to each other
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single child families
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have almost doubled in number to 1 in 5
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gay marriage
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done in Massachusetts and Connecticut. no gay marriage in florida.
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gay couples
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can adopt in florida
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polygarny
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plur marriage
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polygyny
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one man and several wives
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polyandry
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a woman with several husbands, sometimes marry brothers
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monogamous
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each person is aloud one spouse at a time
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matriarchal family
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most families affairs are dominated by women
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bilateral system
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decent passes through both females and males of a family
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patrililneal system
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the generations are tied together through the mails of a family, all members trace their kinship through the fathers line
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residence
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where someone lives
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power
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the ability of an individual or group to attain goals, control events, and maintain influence over others. even in the face of opposition
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race
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a category of people who are defined as similar because of a number of physical characteristics
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religion
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a system of beliefs, practices, and philosophical values, shared by a group of people, that defines the scared, helps explain life, the offers salvation from the problems of human existence
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social status
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position in a social hierarchy
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marital residents rules
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governs where a couple settles down
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patrilocal residence
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calls for the new couple to settle down near or within the husbands fathers household
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matrilocal residence
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calls for the new couple to settle down near or within the wife's mothers household
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bilocal residence
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new couples choose whether to live with the husband's or wife's family or origin
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neolocal residence
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the couple may choose to live virtually anywhere
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matrilineal system
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the generations are tied together through the females of the family
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