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• Family


  Basic unit of society
• Nuclear Family -smallest type of family, two parents and offspring
• Transnational Family


  Family that lives in more than one country
• Single parent family


  One parent and offspring
• Kinship


  Social ties based on ancestry, marriage, blood even adaption.
• Family


  2 or more people connected through blood, marriage even adaption.
• Annulment or Death


  Reason of being a single parent
• Extended Family 


  live with grandparents, other family members
• Conditional Family -family member separated due to employment, military service, hospitalization

  Conditional Familyfamily member separated due to employment, military service, hospitalizationrated due to employment, military service, hospitalization
• Consanguinity


  Kinship by same ancestor
• Patrilineal


  father's line
• Matrilineal- 


  mother's line
• Bilateral


  Both side
• Ritual Kinship- ceremony/ritual
• God Parenthood- Compadrazgo and Padrinazgo
• Monogamy- have one spouse
• Polygamy- multiple spouses
• Polygyny- one man is married to more than one woman
• Polyandy- one woman is married to more than one man
• Endogamy- custom of marrying within the units of the community
• Exogamy- marrying outside the limits/community
• Neolocal- Independent (Far)
• Patrilocal- husband's father's family
• Matrilocal- wife grew up
• Avunuculocal- husband's mother's brother
• Bilocal- near or with parents
• Ambilocal- shift of residence
• Duolocal- husband and wife lives with their family
• Matri- Patrilocal- mother's side then moves to husband's sides permanently
• Kinship by Blood- connected through blood
• Political Kinship- traditional pattern were the political power is within the family
• Political Dynasty- succesion of leader is within the family
• Political Alliance- party's
• Orientation- type of nuclear family were one was born and raised
• Procreation- type of nuclear family were husband/wife take a spouse who have a child
• Nuclear Family- smallest type of family

  • Two parents and one offspring
• Extended Family- live with your grandparents, relatives
• Conditional Family- one family member is separated from the family because of employment, military service, hospitalization
• Transnational- family lives in more than one country
• Single Parent- one parent and offspring