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Question 1

Endogamy

Answer 1

Marriage to someone within one’s social group

Question 2

Exogamy

Answer 2

Marriage to someone outside one’s social group (opposite of Endogamy)

Question 3

Monogamy

Answer 3

The practice of having one sexual partner or spouse

Question 4

Polygamy

Answer 4

The practice of having more than one sexual partner or spouse at a time

Question 5

Polyandry

Answer 5

The practice of having multiple husbands simultaneously

Question 6

Polygyny

Answer 6

The practice of having multiple wives simultaneously

Question 7

Nuclear Family

Answer 7

Familial form of consisting of a father, mother, and their children

Question 8

Extended Family

Answer 8

Kin networks that extend beyond or outside nuclear family

Question 9

Kinship Networks

Answer 9

Strings of relationships between people related by blood and co residence (i.e. marriage)

Question 10

Second Shift

Answer 10

Women’s responsibility for housework and child care - everything from cooking dinner to doing laundry, bathing children, reading bedtimes stories, and sewing Halloween costumes

Question 11

Miscegenation

Answer 11

The technical term for interracial marriage literally meaning “a mixing of kinds”; it is politically and historically charged, and sociologists generally prefer the term exogamy or outmarriage

Question 12

General statement:

Answer 12

Macro social forces reshape family which reshapes socialization and material resources which feeds back into Macro social forms