Asked by money reactions on Sep 25, 2024

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Which kinship terminology reflects the absence of strong unilineal descent?​

A) ​Eskimo
B) ​Hawaiian
C) ​Crow
D) ​Omaha

Unilineal Descent

A system of lineage or ancestry tracing in which descent is reckoned either through the male line (patrilineal) or the female line (matrilineal) exclusively.

Eskimo

A term historically used to describe indigenous peoples of the Arctic regions of Greenland, Canada, and Alaska, known for their unique adaptations and cultural practices in cold environments. The preferred term is now Inuit or Yupik, depending on the groups' location and identity.

Kinship Terminology

The words and phrases used in a language to describe specific relationships within a family structure or kinship system.

  • Comprehend and elucidate the relevance of kinship nomenclature in diverse societies.
  • Evaluate and differentiate between various kinship structures and their functions within society.
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Demos Mbauyaabout 1 hour ago
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
Hawaiian kinship terminology does not distinguish between paternal and maternal relatives, suggesting the absence of strong unilineal descent.