Chapter 6 Flashcards

1
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Define matrilocal.

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Determining where you live based on your female kinship ties.

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2
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What did pre-industrialization men and women’s work spheres look like?

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Men and women’s spheres were different, but worked together in the same time and places. Family and work life was linked.

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3
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How did urbanization and industrialization affect these spheres?

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Wrenched them apart. Men were expected to work, and women were expected to care for the children.

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4
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What is race suicide? What inspired this ideology?

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The 19th and 20th century ideology that argued the decline in the white race. Immigration and declining birth rates in middle and upper class women inspired this fear.

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5
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What changed in women’s employment rates between WWI and WWII?

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  • women’s employment increase
  • mainly due to economic decline in the Great Depression
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6
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What did women’s role look like after WWII?

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  • high marriage rates
  • younger age at marriage
  • high fertility rates
  • low divorce rates
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7
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What new family setup emerged post WWII? What did it look like?

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The nuclear family.
* major separation of male and female spheres
* typically middle and upper class
* men are expected to be the breadwinners, women took care of the children

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8
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Did men and women enjoy the nuclear family mold?

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No. Men resented the fact they cannot see their families, and women resented their limited rights and strenuous tasks.

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9
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What does the child poverty rates today look like compared to 50 y.a.?

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Drastically more child poverty compared to then. More poverty with racialized, disabled, immigrant, indigenous, and single mothered children.

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10
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What does the regular Canadian family look like today compared to before?

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  • smaller families (avg 4,2 in 1931, avg 2.9 in 2021)
  • two parents remains normal
  • less children
  • marriage remains normal, but declining rates
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Waite and Nock produced research on the marriage premium. What is this?

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Idea that suggests marriage produces a better life, ie:
* better health
* longer life’
* better mental health
* better sex
* better earnings, wealth
* overall happier

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12
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But why is the marriage premium deceiving?

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  • the study was compared to widows and divorcees, so obviously the married people were happier
  • it also seems that richer and happier people get married in the first place
  • new studies showed that the never married were happier and healthier than the married
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13
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Are unmarried women happier than unmarried men?

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Yes.

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14
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True or false: parents start gendering their children the second the sex of the child is revealed.

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True.

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15
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Are boys’ masculinity policed more than girls’ femininity?

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Yes. Everyone scolds boys more for deviating from their hegemonic expectations than women that deviated from feminine expectations.

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16
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Define homophily.

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The tendency of the sexes to maintain more relationships with their dame sex.

17
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What did sociologist Hoschschild speculate the second shift is?

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The second shift is defined as women’s increased stress due to the expectation to work, and take care of children.