Cultural Family Structures
Across
- 2. a culture with a history of matrilineal traditions
- 4. couples are expected to establish residences of their own choice
- 6. couples are expected to move with or near the husband's family
- 8. societies with ancestry and inheritance passed from fathers to sons
- 11. taboos forbidding marriage between certain relatives
- 12. the tendency of people to marry people similar to themselves (by race and class, for example)
- 14. a country with patriarchal and patrilocal traditions
- 15. marriage of one man to two or more women
- 17. marriage between partners of different age, race, class, etc.
- 20. a society with a bilineal tradition
- 21. the oldest woman in the family has authority
- 23. norms that require a person to marry outside their group or family
- 24. societies with ancestry and inheritance passed from mothers to daughters
- 25. marriage of one person to more than one person
Down
- 1. societies with ancestry and inheritance passed from fathers & mothers to daughters & sons
- 3. the oldest man in the family has authority
- 5. men and women have equal authority
- 7. a region where most societies are egalitarian
- 9. norms that require people to marry people similar to them (by race or class, for example)
- 10. marriage of one woman to more than one man
- 13. marriage of one person to one other person
- 16. an example of a country with a patrilineal society
- 18. a family with more than two adult generations living in the same household and sharing resources
- 19. couples are expected to move with or near the wife's family
- 22. a family of parent or parents and their child or children