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| contract between 2, symbiotic contributions |
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| marriage outside of a group |
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| labor assignments based on gender, uncommon in nomadic/pastoral society |
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| children raised together have natural advertance toward one another |
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| 1 or more parents and dependent offspring |
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| multiple partners, simultaneously |
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| series of monogamous marriages? |
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| money given to bride by family on wedding day |
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| marriage where woman is forced to marry her dead husbands brother |
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| two or more closely related nuclear families clustered together |
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| regulates sexual behavior, limits sexual competition, defines social relationships, protection for children, forges expands and reinforces social connections w/ families |
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| husband and wife live at respective places of birth not together |
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| giving brides family certain amt of money for bride |
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| husband works and gives earnings to bride's family |
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| blood related women, their brothers, and womens offspring |
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| sense of loss, lack of purpose, alienation |
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| live with brides relatives |
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| newlyweds live with grooms mothers brother |
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| line of relatives descending from common ancestor (grandpa) |
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| two kinship groups in a society |
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| Patrilineal, fathers brothers are fathers, fathers brothers kids are siblings |
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| ambilineal, all adults parents, and cousins brothers and sisters |
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| Cousin of same standing as you, fathers brothers kid in omaha system, mothers sisters kid in crow system |
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| live with grooms relatives |
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| differentiates cousins based on gender of parents, parallel cousins are siblings, cross cousins are cousins |
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| differentiates between generations, gparents, parents, children |
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| can be animal spirit for clans, can be actual person who lineages in clans are said to descend from, usually important person |
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| establish your own home after marriage |
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| social group who claim common ancestor |
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| kinship system that does not have gender preference |
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| descent group with at least two clans claiming common ancestry |
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| Matrilineal, backwards omaha system, uses more specific terms for mothers side than fathers |
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| offspring of relatives either on inferior side of family, or of inferior sex (i.e. fathers sisters children in patrilineal system) |
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| ring of trade, sacred gifts traded as excuse to conduct regular trade |
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| 1st/most skilled ethnographer, studied kula |
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| observe culture by participating in it |
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| word(s) evolved from common ancestor |
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| similar words with no common ancestry |
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| father of modern anthropology |
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