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11 Study Guide Test Family MarriageOnline version 11 Study Guide Test Family Marriage by 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.

11 Study Guide Test Family MarriageOnline version

11 Study Guide Test Family Marriage

by 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.

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by 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.