Unit 1 Families In Canada - Renee Guilbeault

4. When two people live together in a romantic or intimate relationship without being married.
6. A system where family descent or relationships are recognized through both the mother’s and father’s sides.
8. The practice of marrying within one’s own social, cultural, religious, or ethnic group.
10. The study of society, social relationships, groups, and how people interact with one another.
11. A system or relationship where people have relatively equal rights, responsibilities, and authority.
13. A system where family descent or ancestry is traced through the mother’s side.
16. Family: A family that includes relatives beyond parents and children, such as grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins.
18. Family: A family structure traditionally consisting of a married heterosexual couple and their children, often with conventional gender roles.
19. A marriage system where a person has more than one spouse at the same time.
20. A social system where men traditionally hold greater power and authority in families and society.

1. A social system where women hold primary authority or power within the family or society.
2. The study of the human mind, thoughts, emotions, and behaviour.
3. The practice of marrying outside of one’s own social, cultural, or kinship group.
5. / Intermarriage: Marriage between people from different social, cultural, ethnic, religious, or racial backgrounds.
7. Describes people who are related through blood or biological descent.
9. A system where family descent or ancestry is traced through the father’s side.
12. Family: A family consisting of parents and their children living together.
14. The study of humans, including their cultures, societies, behaviours, and development.
15. A marriage or relationship involving one spouse or partner at a time.
17. Stands for “Dual Income, No Kids” and refers to a couple where both partners earn an income and do not have children.