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The tradition of a person marrying within their own social group or community |
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An unfavourable attitude towards a particular group, not based on reason |
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A pattern of residence in which a newly married couple settle in a household with no connection to either side of the family |
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A process by which religion loses influence in a society or culture |
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A term referring to kinship ties based on bloodlines |
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A political system in which power is held by religious organisations |
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A theoretical approach to sociology and anthropology that seeks to find objective truths and determine universal social ‘laws’ |
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A term to describe a family structure that consists of a couple and their children |
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A term referring to an agricultural practice in which plants are slashed down and then burned to form fertile fields for farming |
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Social relations that are defined by impersonal and indirect interactions amongst people, as opposed to personal and direct interactions |
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A process by which higher-income people move into lower-income areas, changing the nature of the neighbourhood |
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A culture within a culture that has unique traditions, values and practices of its own |
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A pattern of residence in which a newly married couple settles in the husband’s mother’s brother’s house or community. |
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A social practice that is strongly forbidden |
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A process in which people move from rural or regional areas to highly populated urban centres |
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