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What is meant by the beanpole family? Who talks about ths?

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  • Brannen- this is a new type of family which is mot apart of a wider kniship network which has been brought about by three factors
    1. Women working more
    2. Falling birth rates = less brothers, sisters and smaller families
    3. Falling death rates= increased families
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What is meant by a lone parent family ?

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  • This is known as a single parent family which are headed by a lone parent
  • 90% of families are mother headed
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What is meant by the extended family ?

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  • This means that a family unit contains relatives beyond the core of the nuclear family.
  • vertical extended= at least 3 generations ie children , grandparents and parents Foster records this in est lon in the 1980s
  • Horizontal extended - Contains aunts, uncles and cousins living under the same roof
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Name 3 left wing policies

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  1. 2003 The Adoption and Children Act – same sex couples can adopt acknowledging same sex couples as adequate - links to globalisation - society adapting
  2. 2000 free childcare for all 2 ½ year olds
  3. 1998 – The New Deal help with training and education
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Name 3 right wing policies

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  • Austerity since 2010 (cutting state benefits, many replaced with Universal Credit
  • 1993 Child Support Agency – to make fathers especially take responsibility for their children- links to society moving on , decline in traditional values
  • 2011 Reintroduction of married persons tax allowance – encouraging people to get married/conventional roles
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Name policies that link to the ageing population

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  1. Increasing pension age (67 years for men and women by 2028)
  2. Bedroom Tax (2012) A reduction in housing benefit if you have a spare room
  3. Care in the Community (1990) - elderly needing family support rather than state help
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Name some policies in relation to a child centred society

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  • Children and Social Work Act (2017)
  • Working Together to Safeguard Children (2018)
  • Internet Safety Strategy (2018)
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What are some policies in relation to gender

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  • Domestic Abuse Act 2021 (making it easier to report domestic violence)
  • The Equality Act (2010)
  • Same Sex Marriage Act (2014)
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What is meant by birth rate ?

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  • Birth Rate: the number of live births per 1000 of the population per year
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What is meant by IMR ?

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-infant Mortality Rate (IMR): the number of children dying before their first birthday per 1000 live births per year

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What is meant by migration

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-Migration: Moving to another country for a period of at least a year. (Internal migration: moving within your country of residence e.g. from London to Devon)

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What is a dual burden ?

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What is the triple shift ?

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What are some social policies that are linked to feminism

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  • 1990s Rape within marriage was made illegal - shows hows society is changing
  • 1972 divorce reform act - divorce become accessible to all
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