maisymooch

11.04.2020 • 

Social Studies

Which of the following is one of the main differences between descent groups and nuclear families?
A. Descent groups are typically not involved with politics, whereas nuclear families are.
B. Nuclear families are always exogamous, whereas descent groups are always endogamous.
C. Descent groups are permanent, whereas nuclear families are not.
D. Members of descent groups are called affines, whereas members of nuclear families are called
consanguines.
E. Nuclear families are found only in industrial societies, whereas descent groups are found only in foraging societies.

Ответ:

babas97

23.01.2022

Social Studies

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C. Descent groups are permanent, whereas nuclear families are not.

Explanation:

One of the main differences between descent groups and nuclear families is that descent groups are permanent, whereas nuclear families are not.

A descent groups refer to as the kin groups who are single decendants of a common ancestor while nuclear family are refer to a family group which consists of two parents and their children.

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Ответ:

allytrujillo20oy0dib

25.05.2022

Social Studies

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I think it is A or C maybe C but wait for someone else to.comment. cuz im not sure.

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