1. JEOPARDY

2. Family
Lingo
Family
Types
Family
Structures
Marriage
American
Issues
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3. FAMILY LINGO $100 A young adult who returns home often due to financial difficulties, difficulty finding a job, or just the high cost of living independently.
“Boomerang Kid”

4. FAMILY LINGO $200 Residence where a couple lives near the wife’s family.
Martilocal

5. FAMILY LINGO $ Choosing a mate from outside of your social status/group. For example, Prince William (a royal) & Kate Middleton (a “commoner”)
Exogamy

6. FAMILY LINGO $ Choosing a mate that is not the same race, ethnicity, age, religion, etc. For example, a Christian woman married to a Muslim man.
Heterogamy

7. Marriage, blood, or adoption
FAMILY LINGO $ Family is defined as “a group of people who are related by…” one of these THREE things.
Marriage, blood, or adoption

8. FAMILY TYPES $100 The smallest type of family.
Nuclear family

9. FAMILY TYPES $ The type of family that consists of two or more generations… (sometimes living in the same household and relying on eachotehr for economic support).
Extended family

10.  FAMILY TYPES $300 The nuclear family that someone is born or adopted into.
Family of
orientation

11. FAMILY TYPES $400 Jane & Joe got married last year
FAMILY TYPES $400 Jane & Joe got married last year. After five years, Jane gave birth to their first child. When they married, they created this type of nuclear family.
Family of
procreation

12. FAMILY TYPES $500 A network of people who are related to one another, this term includes ALL family types.
Kinship

13. Inheritance or decent where the family’s line, property, power, etc.
FAMILY STRUCTURES $100
Inheritance or decent where the
family’s line, property, power, etc.
is passed down from the father—
usually to their sons
Patrilineal

14. FAMILY STRUCTURES $200 Amber & Robert married in their hometown of Charlotesville. After their wedding, they moved to San Francisco to start new jobs. This is an example of this type of residence…
Neolocal

15. When a couple’s residence is with or near the husband’s family.
FAMILY STRUCTURES $300
When a couple’s residence is with
or near the husband’s family.
Partilocal

16. FAMILY STRUCTURES $400 Inheritance or decent where the
family’s line, property, power, etc.
is passed down through both parents.
Bilateral

17. Family authority is SHARED between the mother and father.
FAMILY STRUCTURES $500
Family authority is SHARED between the mother and father.
Equalitarian

18. MARRIAGE $100
The marriage of one man
to one woman.
Monogamy

19. MARRIAGE $200 Polygamy is made up of these TWO types…
Polygyny
& polyandry

20. MARRIAGE $300 Examples of this marriage type were common in pre-industrial societies and still can be found among some cultures & religious groups such, as the Mormons.
Polygyny

21. MARRIAGE $400 In LDC’s like Tibet, where land to pass down patrilineally is scarce, and there is a low population of women, we see examples of THIS type of marriage.
Polyandry

22. (post-Industrialization)
MARRIAGE $500 It was at THIS point in history that marriage’s primary purpose (in most cases) became for LOVE.
Late 19th Century
(post-Industrialization)

23. AMERICAN ISSUES $100 Temporary homelessness, often
created by an event such as a
natural disaster or leaving an
abusive relationship. .
Transitional
homelessness

24. AMERICAN ISSUES $200 The ethnic group in the US most impacted by alcohol and drug abuse.
Native Americans

25. Incarceration of parent
AMERICAN ISSUES $300
The the two leading causes for single-parent families.
Desertion of parent
Incarceration of parent

26. AMERICAN ISSUES $400 The largest group of people making up the homeless in American society.
Families

27. What issue in American society is DOMA associated with?
AMERICAN ISSUES $500
What issue in American society is DOMA associated with?
Same-sex
marriage

28. POTPOURRI $100 A family where the mother holds the majority of the power.
Matriarchy

29. POTPOURRI $200 George’s wife died in 2001 and he became a single father to his two daughters. In 2005 he met Sarah, who was divorced with a son. They married two years later. This is an example of this type of family.
Blended Family

30. POTPOURRI $300 For most of human history, marriage has been for one of these purposes.
Procreation, power,
or security

31. POTPOURRI $400 This term refers to the number of people out of 1,000 who marry each year in a country’s society.
Marriage rate

32. POTPOURRI $500 The first recorded marriage ceremonies took place here.
Mesopotamia
(in modern-day Iraq)