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Sociology Unit 6

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Polygamy is rare even in the societies where it is an acceptable marital system because it is expensive to support such a household
In most industrial societies you will find this type of residential pattern neolocality
Professors, doctors, and computer scientists are seen as ____________careers for women. nontraditional
What types of families have replaced the traditional family in recent years? dual-earner, one-parent, childless families
The U.S. has offered assistance to countries changing from a __________government. communist
What is a nuclear family? one or both parents and their children
Karl Marx stated that the bourgeoisie are the capitalists
When a newly married couple is expected to live with or near the husband's parents, they are most likely part of patrilocality
What do sociologists say is the most devastating family disruption? family violence
___________is a threat to American democracy. voter apathy
Why didn't families need to be self-sufficient after industrialization? factories could meet most needs, charitable organizations, and government agencies
What is not a cause of a one-parent family? delayed marriage
What conditions are needed for democracy to thrive? industrialization, access to information, and shared values
Sociologists use the term marriage to refer to the set of norms that establishes and characterizes the relationship between married individuals
Aid specifically designed to foster a democratic opening in a nondemocratic country is known as democracy aid
In the U.S. today it is not uncommon for a woman to have her first child at age____. 30
What is an extended family? family that consists of two or more generations
What is polygamy? marriage to multiple partners
What is patrilineal descent? to track kinship through the father's family
What is bilateral descent? kinship traced through both parents
Sociologists have outlined three types of economic systems. Name each one and give a brief description of it. Preindustrial, industrial, and postindustrial economies. Be prepared to discuss what each of these are.
Charismatic authority is based on _____________. personal characteristics
According to Weiss, what are three sources of stress among single parents? Responsibility overload, task overload, & emotional overload. Single parents make all plans and decisions, handle all family tasks, & cope with emotional needs of their children by themselves, leaving little time & emotional support for themselves.
Most Americans marry individuals with characteristics similar to their own including religious faith, race, and age
What is not a function of the family? to create residential patterns
What is capitalism? Economic system in which an individual rather than government owns the factors of production.
What is democracy? Power exercised through the people.
What is proportional representation? This ensures that minority parties receive a voice in the government.
What is an interest group? An organization that attempts to influence the political decision making process.
What is democratic socialism? Situation in which the government owns some of the factors of production.
What is a monarchy? One-person rule.
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