Where Do Our Relatives Come From and Why Do They Matter?

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. The kinship group followed by most North Americans and Europeans is the _______.

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. In a patrilineal society, members of a patrilineage include _______.

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. Endogamy is a rule that refers to _______.

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. A(n) _______ is created when previously divorced or widowed people marry, bringing with them children from their previous marriages.

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. Among the Ju/'hoansi, divorce _______.

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. Which of the following are examples of para-kinship or surrogate family networks?

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. If you earn your Ph.D. in Anthropology and call yourself "Dr." it is what kind of status?

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. Which of the following is not true about marriage?

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. When a couple sets up an independent household that they choose, that is called a _______.

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. The marriage pattern in which a woman may be married to more than one husband at a time is called _______.

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. Anthropologists only focus on kinship systems in their understanding of relatedness.

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. Friendships can be formalized in some societies.

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. Kinship systems can serve the role of central government in some societies.

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. Groups that trace descent through parents are called lineages.

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. Kinship terminologies pay selective attention to attributes to define classes.

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. Achieved kinship status can never be an ascribed one.

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. Marriage is a social process that transforms the status of the participants.

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. A married woman's sexuality is distinguished from her reproductive capacity only in
polyandry.

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. Few human societies permit marriages to end in divorce.

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. Families can change from one type to another over time.

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