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rmenurse

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In a society in which women control or own important resources, the postmarital residence pattern is likely to be:
 
  a. neolocal.
  b. matrilocal.
  c. patrilocal.
  d. bilocal.

Question 2

Postmarital residence patterns:
 
  a. are related to property rights and inheritance patterns.
  b. are always a matter of choice on the part of the newly married couple.
  c. are most commonly neolocal.
  d. are the same for all couples in a society, regardless of the types of marriage permitted.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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