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Bilateral System - Answer-Family descent (both mother/ father) are equally as important. Endogamy - Answer-Marrying within one's own group (no outside castes/ groups) Exogamy - Answer-Marrying outside of one's group (caste/ social status group) Family of orientation - Answer-Family includi...

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Test #3, Sociology SLCC Exam
Questions and Answers
Bilateral System - Answer-Family descent (both mother/ father) are equally as
important.

Endogamy - Answer-Marrying within one's own group (no outside castes/ groups)

Exogamy - Answer-Marrying outside of one's group (caste/ social status group)

Family of orientation - Answer-Family including moms, dads, sisters, brothers, etc.

Family of Procreation - Answer-Happens of marriage/ birth of a child (kinda happens
cause ya)

Incest Taboo - Answer-Rule that prohibits sex and marriage amongst designated
relatives.

Patriarchy - Answer-Dads have power in society (80-20 power divide)

Matriarchy - Answer-Moms have power in society (60-40 power divide)

Patrilineal System - Answer-Descent only counts on the fathers side (drop moms last
name)

Matrilineal System - Answer-Descent only counts on the mothers side (Drop dads last
name)

Monogamy - Answer-One male, one female

Group Marriage - Answer-All men are married to all women and vice versa

Plural Marriage - Answer-Polygamy, lots of marriages consisting of both polyandry and
polygyny

Polyandry - Answer-One woman, multiple husbands

Polygyny - Answer-One male, multiple wives

Cohabitation - Answer-Unmarried couples living together with a sexual relationship
occurring

Homogamy - Answer-The tendency of people to marry people with similar
characteristics.

, Blended Families - Answer-A family whose members were once part of other families

Middletown studies - Answer-Conducted by Robert/ Helyn Lynd were they spent 10
years in a small Indiana town and were able to find out everything about that town.
(Family arrangements, peoples life events, etc.)

Robert/ Helen Lynd - Answer-Conductors of middletown studies

Church - Answer-(Moral community of believers)
Has national headquarters, bureaucracies, highly layered levels of structure, and sedate
services

Sect - Answer-Religious group larger than cult, that still holds tension/ hostility

Cult - Answer-A New/different religion, with few followers, and in opposition to the
dominant culture

Ecclesia - Answer-Religious group so integrated into the dominant culture that you see
little difference where it starts/ ends.

Cultural Transmission - Answer-Moving a set of ideas/ values from one group to another

Ritual - Answer-Ceremonies or repetitive practices; Often intended to evoke an awe of
the sacred/ tell stories that links generation

Sacred - Answer-Durkheims term for things set apart/ forbidden that cause awe or deep
respect

Profane - Answer-Durkheims term for common elements of everyday life.

Secularization of Religion - Answer-The switching from religious based ideas to secular
discussions (science/ Big Bang theory example.)

Religious Experience - Answer-sudden awareness of the supernatural/ feeling of
coming in contact with god

Karl Marx - Answer-"Religion is the opium of the people"
Believed that religion pushes you to deal with injustices in current life to be rewarded in
the next.

Emile Durkheim - Answer-Religion develops community, AND SEPARATES SACRED
FROM PROFANE

Max Weber - Answer-Believed religion answers the unanswerable, sets norms of
society, reduces stress, and is like social glue connects community)

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