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soc 100 ch. 12

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Endogamy   show
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Exogamy   show
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show the practice of having only one sexual partner or spouse  
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show the practice of having more than one sexual partner or spouse at a time  
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Polyandry   show
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show the practice of having multiple wives simultaneously  
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Nuclear Family   show
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Extended Family   show
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Cohabitation   show
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show strings of relationships between people related by blood and co-residence (that is, marriage)  
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show the notion that true womanhood centers on domestic responsibility and child rearing  
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show The development of the family was tied to the development of modernity, state formation, and the rise of the modern economy.  
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show relied heavily on support from kinship networks little division of labor; men and women held the same types of jobs inside and outside the home children were seen as 'little adults  
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Characterizations of Industrial Era Families   show
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show term coined by Arlie Hochschild women's responsibility for housework and child care - everything from cooking dinner, doing laundry, bathing children, reading them bedtime stories, etc  
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Civil Unions   show
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Domestic Partnerships   show
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show the technical term for multiracial marriage, literally meaning 'a mixing of kinds;' it is politically and historically charged - sociologists generally prefer exogamy or outmarriage  
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show when two individual family units are integrated (also called stepfamily - stepparents and stepchildren); can be the result of divorce or death of one spouse and remarriage  
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show fertility boom resulting in larger size families increase in teenage pregnancies declinei n women's workforce participation as many women returned to being fulltime homemakers  
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"Subtle Revolution"   show
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Functions of Marriage and the Nuclear Family   show
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show 1967 supreme court case that ended ani miscegenation laws (laws that said that interracial couples could not marry)  
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The Industrial Revolution created a division between work and home.   show
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show Increasing divorce rates Decreasing marriage and fertility rates Increasing participants of women in the workforce  
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show gender roles are learned in the family. The family can be a battleground for power over decisions about chores, housing, raising children, spending money, and so on.  
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Latino families   show
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show financial assets, status, values, tastes, and knowledge  
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show families, neighborhoods, communities, and religious institutions  
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show size and sex ratio of groups you belong to and the social composition of the local marriage market  
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artificial insemination   show
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show donors sperm is used to artificially inseminate a woman who has signed a contract to surrender the child at birth.  
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In vitro fertilization   show
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various screening techniques   show
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Common couple violence   show
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Intimate terrorism   show
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Violent resistance   show
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The divorce rate in the United States ________   show
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Talcott Parsons’ claim that the nuclear family was necessary to modern industrial society because it fulfilled society’s need for productive workers (men) and child rearers (women) is an example of a ________ approach to sociology.   show
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The nuclear family consists of ________   show
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show Families produced the food, clothing, and other goods they needed to survive.  
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show a cycle of dependency  
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A civil union is ________   show
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The son mows the lawn and takes out the garbage. The daughters do laundry, help with house cleaning, and clean up after meals. This distribution of the chores is an example of what?   show
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show a blended family  
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show Marta does most of the grocery shopping, cooking, and laundry; James mows the lawn, makes chili on special occasions, and cleans the garage twice a year.  
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________ is marriage outside one’s social group.   show
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Kinship networks are ________   show
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show Women still take on a greater share of domestic tasks than their male partners.  
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show Men began to work outside the home for a wage, while women stayed at home to manage the household and raise children.  
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show siblings abusing siblings  
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show There is no consensus amongst sociologists; study findings vary widely.  
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show polygyny.  
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How did social scientists in the 1960s view the strong role held by women in many African American families?   show
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show the varied domestic tasks that women generally take care of for their families in addition to whatever paid work they do outside the home.  
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show Personal economics, not personal values, may contribute to rocky marriages, and these states are relatively poor.  
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How does the welfare system trap women who want to move off welfare rolls?   show
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