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Traditional Chinese families are good examples of:
 
  a. bilateral kinship.
  b. matrilineal kinship.
  c. double descent.
  d. patrilineal kinship.
  e. cognatic unilineal descent.

Question 2

The rules that a culture uses to establish affiliations with one's parents is called:
 
  a. exogamy.
  b. endogamy.
  c. cognatic lineage.
  d. lineality.
  e. descent.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

e



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