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| Group of people who are related by marriage, adoption, blood or bond |
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| One man, one woman, their children only |
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| Family in which you came from |
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| Everyone that you're related to |
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| Mother/Father, Spouses, Brother/Sister |
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| aunt/uncles, cousins, grandparents/grandchildren, inlaws/step children |
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| Your relative's relatives. |
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| Legal binding contract between two people recognized by law |
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| one person having more than one spouse |
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| one man, multiple wives(in Islamic culture he must provide for each) |
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| one woman with multiple husbands |
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| Societies when a young couple marries, they move into groom's families' home for a period of time (Common in the East) |
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| Societies where you live in a bride's home (South America) |
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| Society expected to move into either bride or groom's (Europe) |
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| Society where bride/groom get a new house together (North America) |
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| A society whereby the father holds most of the authority |
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| Household by where the mother holds most of the authority |
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| Authority is equal/shared/divided |
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| University of Pennsylvania, 1920's dating survey, 175 questions for 2,000 co-eds |
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| Reproduction, Socialization, Security (emotional/economic) |
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| Age, race, socio-economic status, eucational levles, religion, values, hobbies are all similar to another person |
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| first three months don't count, one year commited?, two years get married |
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| Families who populated N. America from 1600-1800 |
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1. Native Americans
2.White Colonial
3. Black
4. Mexican |
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