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1
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looks after the health and vigor of its members

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Health-related

2
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exchange things with others for common benefits.

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Reciprocity

3
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A belief that there is only one god or in the oneness of god though it is not the oneness of god that is important but his uniqueness.

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Monotheism

4
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A group of nomadic individuals connected by family ties that move and camp together and live by hunting and gathering.

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Bands

5
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the type of authority based on tradition, customs, and practices such that transition from one to another is based on heredity not on ability or by democracy.

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Traditional

6
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Relatives because of marriage are called_____.eg. brothers-in-law, mother-in-law,

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affinal kins

7
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the relatives both on the father and mother sides are equally important for transfer of property and wealth. Trace their descent through both parents and recognize multiple ancestors.

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Bilineal

8
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is authority based on legality and bureaucracy that compels members to comply because of the set of uniform principles that applies to all.

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Rational

9
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refers to a group or family where most of its members are into politics to guarantee and secure extensive control over the politics, power, and the state.

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Political Dynasty

10
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A clan, with membership determined by patrilineal descent from a common ancestor.

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Patriclan

11
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the power is shared equally between the mother and the father

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Egalitarian

12
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is authority derived from the charisma of the leader or his or her ability to inspire and influence others.

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Charismatic

13
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bayad agad

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immediate exchange

14
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A clan, with membership determined by matrilineal descent from a common ancestor.

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Matriclan

15
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Non-essential/secondary functions

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economic
educational
religious
health-related
cultural
social
16
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family where members are closer to the father’s side

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Patrilineal

17
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teaches social customs, mores, traditions, norms, and etiquette

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Social

18
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involves taking or withdrawal of something from one place, person or things to another that entails a change of ownership.

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Transfer

19
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The practice of where a widower marries the nearest relative of the deceased wife is______

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sororate

20
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wherein the married couple is required t stay in either the husband’s or the wife’s place depending who is better-off

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Bilocal

21
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refers to a system of economic exchange where resources are initially collected and then divided among the members of the society.

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Redistribution

22
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father considers his relatives by blood as the most important. Children, parents, brothers and sisters are more important than wife.

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Consanguineal

23
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if production fails the public demand, the state may intervane in order to avoid futher economic problems caused by ____________

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market disequilibrium

24
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looks after the primary education of its members

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Educational

25
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Essential functions of the family

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sexual needs
procreation
home
socialization process

26
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preserves and transfers culture to succeeding generations

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Cultural

27
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Father or the eldest male in the family is in control

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Patriarchal

28
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wherein the married couple stays in or near the wife’s place

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Matrilocal

29
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an ethnic grouping composed of people united by ethnic origin, culture, or language.

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Nation

30
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wherein the married couple stays in or near the maternal uncle of the husband

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Avunculocal

31
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father considers wife and children the most important

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Conjugal

32
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Only from either the male or female descent is traced.

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Unilineal

33
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Are the structures that address the distribution of scarce resources such as manufacturers, producers, wholesalers, retailers, and buyers that form groups in order to produce, distribute, and sell goods and services to consumers

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Economic institutions

34
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Is when a person’s family membership is determined or traced through his or her father’s lineage.

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Patrilineal

35
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wherein the married couple stays in a place different from that of the husband and wife

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Neolocal

36
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the mother or the eldest female in the family is in control

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Matriarchal

37
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Composed only of father, mother and children.(Core Family) Has economic advantage

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Nuclear

38
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The practice of marrying somebody coming from a different group

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exogamy

39
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A person married for several times

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polygamous

40
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Relatives by blood are called_____

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Consanguineal Kins

41
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Two types of marriage

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Civil Marriage

Church Marriage

42
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______descent is through the female line

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Matrilineal

43
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wherein the married couple stats in or near the husband’s place

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Patrilocal

44
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Classifications according tho who is authority or control of the family

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Patriarchal
Matriarchal
Egalitarian
Matricentric

45
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A bigger than a band and is usually composed of smaller bands or smaller groups of kins.

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Tribes

46
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utang/ utang na loob

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delayed exchange

47
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composed of people other than the members of a nuclear family. beneficial for newly-weds

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Extended family

48
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family where members are close to both mother and father’s side

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Bilateral

49
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It argues for a political structure that will regulate the affairs of the state to avoid chaos, nevertheless such force has to be very powerful and undivided just like strength of a leviathan or sea monster as described by Hobbes

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Social contract theory

50
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family where one is born into, or the family where one grows, is reared, and socializes with other people (lumaki sa lolo/lola)

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Family of orientation

51
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Classification of families according to membership or family structure.

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Conjugal
Consanguineal
Nuclear
Extended
Family of orientation
Family of procreation
52
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Classifications according to descent or according to whom his family is more identified or closer with (kung kaninong side ka mas close)

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Patrilineal
Matrilineal
Bilateral

53
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family established by marriage

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Family of procreation

54
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fulfills all the economic needs of its members such as food clothing and housing

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Economic

55
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a political or juridical entity controlled by a government which is chosen or formed by the people themselves.

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State

56
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A more formalized grouping forming a political organization headed by the chief

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Chiefdoms

57
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The practice whose one is required to marry somebody who belongs to the same group is called _______

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endogamy

58
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The ceremony in which people are bound as one

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Marriage

59
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Classifications according to where the family stays or lives

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Patrilocal
Matrilocal
Bilocal
Neolocal
Avunculocal
60
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refers to social ties established by blood or marriage

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Kinship

61
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The practice wherein the widow marries the nearest relative of her deceased husband is _____

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levirate

62
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A person who is married one at a time

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monogamous

63
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This is the belief that natural objects have souls that may exist aside from their material body and that these are capable of helping or harming human interest.

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Animism

64
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A social institution that provides and explains answers to questions that seem to be beyond human understanding.

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Religion

65
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family where members are closer to mother’s side

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Matrilineal

66
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the mother is in control of the family because the father is working far away

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Matricentric

67
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This is a doctrine or a belief in more than one god or in many gods,

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Polytheism

68
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teaches the children religious values

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Religious