Question 1

In colonial America,love was considered a spousal duty.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

In which class do we most often find a two-person career?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​Upper class 
B)  ​Middle class 
C)  ​Working class 
D)  ​Lower class 
A)  ​Upper class 
B)  ​Middle class 
C)  ​Working class 
D)  ​Lower class

Question 3

​Economic factors were the most important determinant in shaping family life in the 1950s.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

As a result of industrialization:​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​American families became more self-sufficient. 
B)  ​men's work was given higher status than women's work. 
C)  ​the family became more important as a work unit. 
D)  ​women lost power in terms of marital choice and frequency of intercourse. 
A)  ​American families became more self-sufficient. 
B)  ​men's work was given higher status than women's work. 
C)  ​the family became more important as a work unit. 
D)  ​women lost power in terms of marital choice and frequency of intercourse.

Question 5

The largest ethnic group in the United States is:​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​Asian Americans. 
B)  ​Hispanics. 
C)  ​African Americans. 
D)  ​Native Americans. 
A)  ​Asian Americans. 
B)  ​Hispanics. 
C)  ​African Americans. 
D)  ​Native Americans.

Question 6

Movement up or down the social class ladder is called:​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​structural locomotion. 
B)  ​social mobility. 
C)  ​class mobility. 
D)  ​extensive social networking. 
A)  ​structural locomotion. 
B)  ​social mobility. 
C)  ​class mobility. 
D)  ​extensive social networking.

Question 7

Slave marriages were recognized as legal unions,even though families were frequently physically separated due to the nature of servitude.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Most Native American families in the Colonial Era practiced:​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​polygamy. 
B)  ​polyandry. 
C)  ​polygyny. 
D)  ​monogamy. 
A)  ​polygamy. 
B)  ​polyandry. 
C)  ​polygyny. 
D)  ​monogamy.

Question 9

In colonial families,adolescence:​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​was considered to be an important transitional stage. 
B)  ​was celebrated with many rituals. 
C)  ​involved strenuous rites of passage for both boys and girls. 
D)  ​did not exist as a separate life stage. 
A)  ​was considered to be an important transitional stage. 
B)  ​was celebrated with many rituals. 
C)  ​involved strenuous rites of passage for both boys and girls. 
D)  ​did not exist as a separate life stage.

Question 10

In colonial times,children were often "bound out" or "fostered" as apprentices or domestic servants between the ages of:​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​7 and 12. 
B)  ​2 and 6. 
C)  ​13 and 15. 
D)  ​16 and 17. 
A)  ​7 and 12. 
B)  ​2 and 6. 
C)  ​13 and 15. 
D)  ​16 and 17.

Question 11

The government was quick to provide day-care centers for working families during World War II.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

In the 19th century,many women accepted and embraced a "doctrine of separate spheres."​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

In the contemporary family,_____ have had the greatest impact on reshaping the meaning and experiences of sexuality and parenthood.​

Accepted Answer

A)  changes in divorce laws​ 
B)  ​education and religious training 
C)  ​revolutions in contraception and biomedical technology 
D)  ​economic and political changes 
A)  changes in divorce laws​ 
B)  ​education and religious training 
C)  ​revolutions in contraception and biomedical technology 
D)  ​economic and political changes

Question 14

The first year after freedom for the African Americans was called:​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​the "Hallelujah" time. 
B)  ​the "traveling" time. 
C)  ​the "searching" time. 
D)  ​Jubilee. 
A)  ​the "Hallelujah" time. 
B)  ​the "traveling" time. 
C)  ​the "searching" time. 
D)  ​Jubilee.

Question 15

During the 19th century,protecting children from the evils of the world became a major part of childrearing.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Increasingly large numbers of Native Americans are marrying non-Native Americans.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Immigrants were so eager to leave their homeland that they seldom knew where they were going to settle in America.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Native American families tend to share which of the following characteristics?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​Large family size 
B)  ​Low child mortality rates 
C)  ​Ceremonies and rituals marking adulthood 
D)  ​Extensive use of physical discipline 
A)  ​Large family size 
B)  ​Low child mortality rates 
C)  ​Ceremonies and rituals marking adulthood 
D)  ​Extensive use of physical discipline

Question 19

The ______ is a painful fact that has resulted primarily from high rates of divorce,increasing numbers of unmarried women with children,and women's lack of economic resources.​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​economic dysfunction trend 
B)  ​"two-person career" trend 
C)  ​androgynization of poverty 
D)  ​feminization of poverty 
A)  ​economic dysfunction trend 
B)  ​"two-person career" trend 
C)  ​androgynization of poverty 
D)  ​feminization of poverty

Question 20

Which of the following statements apply to Chinese American families?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​They tend to have lower levels of income than the general population. 
B)  ​Women do not work outside the home. 
C)  ​They tend to have conservative sexual values. 
D)  ​They tend to be less educated than the general population. 
A)  ​They tend to have lower levels of income than the general population. 
B)  ​Women do not work outside the home. 
C)  ​They tend to have conservative sexual values. 
D)  ​They tend to be less educated than the general population.

In colonial America,love was considered a spousal duty.

In which class do we most often find a two-person career?

Economic factors were the most important determinant in shaping family life in the 1950s.

As a result of industrialization:

The largest ethnic group in the United States is:

Movement up or down the social class ladder is called:

Slave marriages were recognized as legal unions,even though families were frequently physically separated due to the nature of servitude.

Most Native American families in the Colonial Era practiced:

In colonial families,adolescence:

In colonial times,children were often "bound out" or "fostered" as apprentices or domestic servants between the ages of:

The government was quick to provide day-care centers for working families during World War II.

In the 19^th century,many women accepted and embraced a "doctrine of separate spheres."

In the contemporary family,_____ have had the greatest impact on reshaping the meaning and experiences of sexuality and parenthood.

The first year after freedom for the African Americans was called:

During the 19^th century,protecting children from the evils of the world became a major part of childrearing.

Increasingly large numbers of Native Americans are marrying non-Native Americans.

Immigrants were so eager to leave their homeland that they seldom knew where they were going to settle in America.

Native American families tend to share which of the following characteristics?

The ______ is a painful fact that has resulted primarily from high rates of divorce,increasing numbers of unmarried women with children,and women's lack of economic resources.

Which of the following statements apply to Chinese American families?

The Meaning of Marriage and the Family

Studying Marriages and Families

Gender and Family

Intimacy,friendship,and Love

Understanding Sex and Sexualities

Communication,power,and Conflict

Marriages in Societal and Individual Perspective

Unmarried Lives: Singlehood and Cohabitation

Becoming Parents and Experiencing Parenthood

Marriage,work,and Economics

Intimate Violence and Sexual Abuse

Coming Apart: Separation and Divorce

New Beginnings: Single-Parent Families,remarriages,and Blended Families

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Exam 3: Variations in American Family Life

In colonial America,love was considered a spousal duty.​

In which class do we most often find a two-person career?​

​Economic factors were the most important determinant in shaping family life in the 1950s.

As a result of industrialization:​

The largest ethnic group in the United States is:​

Movement up or down the social class ladder is called:​

Slave marriages were recognized as legal unions,even though families were frequently physically separated due to the nature of servitude.​

Most Native American families in the Colonial Era practiced:​

In colonial families,adolescence:​

In colonial times,children were often "bound out" or "fostered" as apprentices or domestic servants between the ages of:​

The government was quick to provide day-care centers for working families during World War II.​

In the 19th century,many women accepted and embraced a "doctrine of separate spheres."​

In the contemporary family,_____ have had the greatest impact on reshaping the meaning and experiences of sexuality and parenthood.​

The first year after freedom for the African Americans was called:​

During the 19th century,protecting children from the evils of the world became a major part of childrearing.​

Increasingly large numbers of Native Americans are marrying non-Native Americans.​

Immigrants were so eager to leave their homeland that they seldom knew where they were going to settle in America.​

Native American families tend to share which of the following characteristics?​

The ______ is a painful fact that has resulted primarily from high rates of divorce,increasing numbers of unmarried women with children,and women's lack of economic resources.​

Which of the following statements apply to Chinese American families?​

The Meaning of Marriage and the Family

Studying Marriages and Families

Gender and Family

Intimacy,friendship,and Love

Understanding Sex and Sexualities

Communication,power,and Conflict

Marriages in Societal and Individual Perspective

Unmarried Lives: Singlehood and Cohabitation

Becoming Parents and Experiencing Parenthood

Marriage,work,and Economics

Intimate Violence and Sexual Abuse

Coming Apart: Separation and Divorce

New Beginnings: Single-Parent Families,remarriages,and Blended Families

Filters

In colonial America,love was considered a spousal duty.

In which class do we most often find a two-person career?

Economic factors were the most important determinant in shaping family life in the 1950s.

As a result of industrialization:

The largest ethnic group in the United States is:

Movement up or down the social class ladder is called:

Slave marriages were recognized as legal unions,even though families were frequently physically separated due to the nature of servitude.

Most Native American families in the Colonial Era practiced:

In colonial families,adolescence:

In colonial times,children were often "bound out" or "fostered" as apprentices or domestic servants between the ages of:

The government was quick to provide day-care centers for working families during World War II.

In the 19^th century,many women accepted and embraced a "doctrine of separate spheres."

In the contemporary family,_____ have had the greatest impact on reshaping the meaning and experiences of sexuality and parenthood.

The first year after freedom for the African Americans was called:

During the 19^th century,protecting children from the evils of the world became a major part of childrearing.

Increasingly large numbers of Native Americans are marrying non-Native Americans.

Immigrants were so eager to leave their homeland that they seldom knew where they were going to settle in America.

Native American families tend to share which of the following characteristics?

The ______ is a painful fact that has resulted primarily from high rates of divorce,increasing numbers of unmarried women with children,and women's lack of economic resources.

Which of the following statements apply to Chinese American families?