Kinship, Marriage, Household

2. The relationship between people who are related to each other.
7. A speech given by a single person in a play or film.
8. A system where descent is traced through the mother's side of the family.
9. A system where descent is traced through only one parent's side of the family (either paternal or maternal).
11. A marriage system where a couple lives in both the husband's and wife's communities.
12. A marriage system where the couple goes to live in the wife's community.
13. A system where descent is traced through the father's side of the family.
14. The practice of marrying someone from within a particular group.

1. A marriage system where the couple goes to live in the husband's community.
3. A marriage system where the couple establishes a new residence after marriage.
4. A marriage system where the couple lives near or with the wife's brother.
5. A group of people who are related to each other, especially parents and their children.
6. Characterized by equality; in this context, referring to a family structure where spouses have equal roles and responsibilities.
10. Referring to the immediate family, typically parents and their children.
11. A system where descent is traced through both parents' sides of the family.
14. The practice of marrying someone from outside a particular group. (Opposite of endogamy)
15. The passing of genes or characteristics from parents to their children.