Family & life Cycle unit

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Sociology

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what is a o in the family tree?
what is a o in the family tree?
female
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what is a triangle in the family tree?
what is a triangle in the family tree?
male
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what is a square in the family tree?
what is a square in the family tree?
non-bionary
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what does it mean when the bar is under 2 or more symbols in the family tree?
what does it mean when the bar is under 2 or more symbols in the family tree?
they are married
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what does it mean when the bar is above 2 or more symbols in the family tree?
what does it mean when the bar is above 2 or more symbols in the family tree?
they are siblings
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what are the 4 ways families are created?
  1. Marriage

  2. birth

  3. adoption

  4. fictive kin

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what is a couple?
2 adults married with NO kids
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what does single parent family mean?
1 adult with a child
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what is a nuclear family?
2 adult married WITH kids
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what is an extended family?
is 3 or more generations living together together (cousins, grandparents, aunts and uncles)
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what is a step family?
2 adults who are married (1 or more of then married previously) who have kids from there last marriage)
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what is a blended family?
a step family that has children of there own (half siblings)
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what is a polygynous family?
1 man that has 2 or more wives and has there child/ren
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what is a polyandrous family?
a woman with 2 or more husbands with there child/ren
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what are the 4 stages of any rites?
  1. isolation

  2. testing

  3. transformation

  4. celebration

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what is the definition of __family__?
Family is a unit in society that is expected to provide economics and emotional support for its members
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what is the definition of __life cycle__?
the total number of rites of passages a cultural celebrations.
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what is the definition of __rite of passage__?
a ritual event symbolizing that someone has passed from one stage in there life to another
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what is the definition of __symbolism__?
a object of action that has a special meaning in a culture.
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what is the definition of __menarche__?
a girls first period (ever)
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what is the definition of __menstruation__?
a females on-going cycle of periods
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what is the definition of __menopause__?
when a female STOPS menstruating
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In the Kuna culture what is the name of the girls puberty ritual?
Flowering
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where is the Kuna located?
San Blass Island, Panama
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in the kuna, flowering ritual what was the *isolation*?
has to stay in a dark room
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in the kuna, flowering ritual what was the *testing*?
cold water is poured on her multiple times a day and the crabs fighting of getting along
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in the kuna, flowering ritual what was the *transformation*?
her hair is washed and she was painted with bright colors
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in the kuna, flowering ritual what was the *celebration*?
they danced and ate in her honor
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what are the 2 main symbols in the Kuna ritual?
crabs (marriage, fertility) and cold H2O (if she can last during adulthood)
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What was the name of the Dayak girls puberty ritual?
girls puberty ritual (no special name)
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what is the location where the Dayak is located?
Borneo, Indonesia
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in the Dayak, girls puberty ritual what was the *isolation*?
kept in a cabin all alone
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in the Dayak, girls puberty ritual what was the *testing*?
she can only eat and wear white and the womans “secrets” gets learned to her
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in the Dayak, girls puberty ritual what was the *transformation*?
she is washed in the lake and painted in bright colors
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in the Dayak, girls puberty ritual what was the *celebration*?
her community plans a party for her
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what are the 2 main symbols in the Dayak ritual?
white (womanhood, importance) and bright colors (new person, woman NOT child)
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what was the name of the Navajo girls puberty ritual?
Kinaalda
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what is the location of the Navajo culture?
Southwest, US
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in the Navajo, Kinaalda ritual what was the *isolation*?
in her hogan
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in the Navajo, Kinaalda ritual what was the *testing*?
she has to lead a run and has to make a corn cake
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in the Navajo, Kinaalda ritual what was the *transformation*?
she is painted with white clay and is given a massage.
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in the Navajo, Kinaalda ritual what was the *celebration*?
singing and dancing
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what are the 2 main symbols in the navajo ritual?
corn (life) and changing woman
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what is a __hogan__?
a navajo home
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what os a alkaan?
a navajo corn cake
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46
what type of family is this?
what type of family is this?
a married couple
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what type of family is this?
what type of family is this?
nuclear
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what type of family is this?
what type of family is this?
extended family
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what type of family is this?
what type of family is this?
step family
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what type of family is this?
what type of family is this?
blended family
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what type of family is this?
what type of family is this?
polygynous family
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what type of family is this?
what type of family is this?
polyandrous family
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53
what are 2 similarities between the boys and girls puberty ritual?
  1. is used to become an adult

  2. the same gender takes care of the participants

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what are 2 differentes between the boys and girls puberty ritual?
  1. a man has to get to a certain age to do it but a woman has to get her first period

  2. the mans ritual happens one time, but the woman has to live with there period for most of there life

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what is the name of Malinké boys puberty ritual?
Malinké puberty initiation 
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where is the Malinké culture located?
Guinea, Africa
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in the Malinké, puberty initiation ritual what was the *isolation*?
multiple boys had to stay in a hut in the forst (away from woman and girls)
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in the Malinké, puberty initiation ritual what was the *testing*?
they were taught mens conduct and were cut in the stomach.
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in the Malinké, puberty initiation ritual what was the *transforation*?
wide, white pants
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in the Malinké, puberty initiation ritual what was the *celebration*?
the have a feast through the village
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what are the 2 main symbols in the Malinké ritual?
scars (manliness, bravery) and wide white pants and his own hut (manhood, independence)
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why are rites of passeages important?
there important because they symbolize someone transitioning or moving on from their previous stage. (high school graduations- adulthood/colledge)
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what is the name of the hopi baby naming Ceremony?
Baby naming ceremony (NO special name)
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where is the hopi culture located?
southwest, US
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in the Hopi, baby naming ceremony what was the *isolation*?
kept in a dark room for 20 days with her/his mother
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in the Hopi, baby naming ceremony what was the *testing*?
washed in cedar and rubbed in cornmeal
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in the Hopi, baby naming ceremony what was the *transformation*?
he/she presented to father sun
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in the Hopi, baby naming ceremony what was the *celebration*?
feast and dancing
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what are the 2 main symbols in the hopi baby naming ceremony?

1.  Corn mother (mother of earth and life) and cedar (tree of life and strength)
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