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| The Bond Between a mand and a woman who are married |
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| Marriage within a particular group or catagory of individuals |
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| marraige outside the group |
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| forcing people outside their familial unit |
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| man marries 2+ women at the same time |
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| Woman marries 2+men at the same time |
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| marriage where several men and women have access to each other |
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| marriage custom in which a widower marries her dead husbands brother |
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| marriage custom in which widower marries his dead wifes sister |
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| Form Of marriage where one marries or lives with a series of parters in succession (divorce) |
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| partilateral parallel-cousin marriage |
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| marriage of a man to his uncles daughter or a woman to her uncles son |
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| matrilateral cross-cousin marriage |
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| marriage of a man to his mothers brothers daughter or a woman to her fathers sissters son |
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| a period of time after the marriage when the groom works for the brides family |
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| payment of a womans inheritance at the time of marriage to her or her husband |
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| excision of all the external female genetalia |
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| a married or common-law couple with or without children, or a lone parent with dependant children |
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| a family unit consisting of a woman, her dependant offspring, and the womans brothers |
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| a family consisting of one or more men and one or more women joined by marriage and their dependant offspring |
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| a married or common law couple and their dependant children |
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| a man, his wives, and their dependant children |
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| a collection of nuclear families, related by ties of blood, that live together in one household |
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| the married couple livs with the husbands fathers relatives |
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| the married couple lives with the wifes relatives |
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| the married couple can live with the husband or wifes relatives |
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| the married couple establishes a household apart from their relatives |
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| the married couple lives with the husbands uncle |
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| a man marries 2+ women who are sisters |
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| a woman marries 2+ men who are brothers |
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| the people we are related to through blood( consanguineal and affinal) ex. Aunt, and uncle |
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| friends who are not biologically realted but are considered kin |
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| a publicly recognized social entity requiring lineal descent from a real or mythical common ancestor |
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| descent through either the mothers or fathers line |
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| traces descent matrilineally for some matters and patrilineally for others |
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| choice of matrilineal or patrilineal descent |
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| a corporate descent group where members can trace a common ancestor |
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| the splitting of a descent group |
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| a non corporate descent group whose members assume a common ancestor |
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| beleif that people are related to plants, animals, or other natural objects, due to descent from a comman ancestral spirit |
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| a descent group made up of 2+ clans |
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| a group of casanguinal kin linked by their relationship to a living individual |
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| a kinship terminology system that emphasizes the nuclear family |
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| a kindship terminology system where all members of the same sex and generation share the same term |
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| a kinship terminology system that emphasized unilineal descent where sibling=parallel cousins and father=fathers brother and mother=mothers sister |
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| a kinship terminology system associated with matrilineal descent like the iroquois sytem, but with generational merging on the father side |
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| a kinship terminology system associated with patrilineal descent. the opposite of the crow system |
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| a kinship terminology system that has a specific name for everyone |
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| an organized catagory of people based on age |
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| common-interest association |
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| association that result from the act of joining |
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| institutionalized inequality resulting in differential access to power, wealth, and prestige |
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| accumulation of financial resources, material posseissions, wives, children and potential for future earning |
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| the ability to reach goals regardless of obstacles |
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| the social esteem other hold for an individual |
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| the social esteem other hold for an individual |
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| groups where members have equal acess to positions and resources |
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| functionalist theory of stratification |
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| a theory suggesting inequality is necessary to maintain complex societies |
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| conflict theory of stratification |
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| a theory suggesting a power struggle occurs between the upper and lower levels of society |
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| groups of peopl caegorized based on biological and behavioral traits |
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| the perception that some races are culturally inferior to others |
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| legally sanctioned racism |
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| a category of individuals with equal prestige according to the system of evaluation |
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| status an individual earns |
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| a category of individuals with equal presitge according to the system of evaluation |
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| status an individual earns |
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| a form of social class where membership is determined by birth and reamains fixed for life |
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| status and indivudual is born into |
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| the way people iin a stratified society evaluate each other |
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| the ability to change ones social class |
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| unequal access to wealth, power, and prestige based on gender |
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| a group of people who share a common identity history, and territory of origin |
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