A Mohawk household usually consisted of __________.
a. an elder man, his sons and their wives and children, and unmarried sons and daughters
b. an elder woman, her husband, their daughters and daughters' families, and the couples' unmarried sons
c. a nuclear family of a single married couple and their children, as well as possibly the man's grandparents
d. a woman and her sisters along with their families
Question 2
__________ are groups of linked clans that divide a society into two halves, usually exogamous.
a. Phratries
b. Clans
c. Moieties
d. Segmentary lineages
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