Asked by John Alexis Alvarez on Mar 10, 2024
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Which of the following statements about extended families in Native American culture is FALSE?
A) Family ties define existence.
B) Grandparents include the parents of one's biological parents, but also their brothers and sisters.
C) Some tribes are matrilineal.
D) The term "in-law" has no meaning as the biological relatives of one's spouse are not considered "family."
Extended Families
Family units that include not only parents and their children but also other relatives such as grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins living close by or within the same household.
Matrilineal
A system of lineage or familial descent traced through the mother's line.
"In-law"
A relative by marriage, typically referring to the spouse's parents, siblings, or their spouses.
- Recognize the value of broader family structures and community ties in the cultural practices of Native Americans.
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Learning Objectives
- Recognize the value of broader family structures and community ties in the cultural practices of Native Americans.
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