Exam 8: Marriage, family, and Domestic Groups
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The levirate is a custom in which the woman marries her deceased husband's brother.
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In societies that practice preferential marriage,when there is no available partner,the individuals remain unmarried.
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Neolocal residence is when a couple can choose to live with either the wife or the husband's family.
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Where the levirate and the sororate exist,they testify to the importance of:
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Among the Toda,the fact that wives could have multiple husbands might have been caused by high levels of female infanticide.
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In the United States,the "cultural defense" has sometimes been used to justify:
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Over the last century,among the Kipsigis of East Africa,bridewealth payments have:
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Polygyny among the Tiwi of Australia is most usefully viewed as:
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