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Multiple Choice Questions nj nj
1. Comacchio refers to families that adapt and initiate larger demographic, economic, cultural, and
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political trends as .
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a) migrating families nj
b) adaptive families nj
c) cultural actors nj
d) historical actors nj
e) national individuals nj
2. The historic centrality of families derives from the functions of
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a) reproduction
b) production
c) socialization
d) maintenance and regulation nj nj
e) All of the above nj nj nj
3. The nj
family, characterizing traditional agrarian communities, was imported intact to nj nj nj nj nj nj nj nj nj
the New World.
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a) historic
b) stem/extended
c) nuclear
d) colonial
e) “European”
4. Adulthood in Canadian colonial family life was signified by
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a) age
b) economic status nj
c) early marriage and family formation
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d) paid work position nj nj
e) gender
5. In colonial times, women were all of the following except:
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a) expected to get pregnant right after marriage nj nj nj nj nj nj
b) pregnant every two to three years nj nj nj nj nj
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,c) considered tragic if they were without children
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d) likely to adopt within family and kin circles
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e) pregnant before marriage nj nj
6. Within the urban middle class, anglophone, francophone, Protestant, and Catholic family life b
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ecame less concerned with economic subsistence and more with maintaining
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living
standards.
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a) respectable
b) comfortable
c) healthy
d) luxurious
e) social
7. In the late 1800s, Queen Victoria inspired
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, which focused on separate spheres for
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men and women. nj nj
a) modernization
b) manufactories
c) the cult of domesticity
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d) the nanny phenomenonnj nj
e) female empowerment nj
8.
was augmented and accelerated by such transportation and communication advances
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as canals, railways, and telegraph lines, all of which facilitated the vision of a nation “from sea u
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nto sea” that was realized by the first decade of the twentieth century.
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a) Industrialization
b) Development
c) Modernization
d) Expansion
e) Technology
9. Many newcomers were intent on resettling families, kin, and even entire villages, complete with t
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heir social institutions on the prairies. This familial practice became known as
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a) chain migration nj
b) family expansionism nj
c) kinship enlargement nj
d) kinship growth nj
e) societal rejuvenation nj
10. Compulsory school legislation began in Ontario in nj nj nj nj nj nj nj .
a) 1867
b) 1871
c) 1896
d) 1900
e) 1901
11. The relationship of structural and familial change through time can be attributed to the impact
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ion Albanese nj
Chapter 2 nj
Canada’s Families: nj
Historical and Contemporary Variations nj nj nj
Multiple Choice Questions nj nj
1. Comacchio refers to families that adapt and initiate larger demographic, economic, cultural, and
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political trends as .
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a) migrating families nj
b) adaptive families nj
c) cultural actors nj
d) historical actors nj
e) national individuals nj
2. The historic centrality of families derives from the functions of
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a) reproduction
b) production
c) socialization
d) maintenance and regulation nj nj
e) All of the above nj nj nj
3. The nj
family, characterizing traditional agrarian communities, was imported intact to nj nj nj nj nj nj nj nj nj
the New World.
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a) historic
b) stem/extended
c) nuclear
d) colonial
e) “European”
4. Adulthood in Canadian colonial family life was signified by
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a) age
b) economic status nj
c) early marriage and family formation
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d) paid work position nj nj
e) gender
5. In colonial times, women were all of the following except:
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a) expected to get pregnant right after marriage nj nj nj nj nj nj
b) pregnant every two to three years nj nj nj nj nj
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,c) considered tragic if they were without children
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d) likely to adopt within family and kin circles
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e) pregnant before marriage nj nj
6. Within the urban middle class, anglophone, francophone, Protestant, and Catholic family life b
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ecame less concerned with economic subsistence and more with maintaining
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living
standards.
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a) respectable
b) comfortable
c) healthy
d) luxurious
e) social
7. In the late 1800s, Queen Victoria inspired
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, which focused on separate spheres for
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men and women. nj nj
a) modernization
b) manufactories
c) the cult of domesticity
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d) the nanny phenomenonnj nj
e) female empowerment nj
8.
was augmented and accelerated by such transportation and communication advances
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as canals, railways, and telegraph lines, all of which facilitated the vision of a nation “from sea u
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nto sea” that was realized by the first decade of the twentieth century.
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a) Industrialization
b) Development
c) Modernization
d) Expansion
e) Technology
9. Many newcomers were intent on resettling families, kin, and even entire villages, complete with t
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heir social institutions on the prairies. This familial practice became known as
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a) chain migration nj
b) family expansionism nj
c) kinship enlargement nj
d) kinship growth nj
e) societal rejuvenation nj
10. Compulsory school legislation began in Ontario in nj nj nj nj nj nj nj .
a) 1867
b) 1871
c) 1896
d) 1900
e) 1901
11. The relationship of structural and familial change through time can be attributed to the impact
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Canadian Families Today: New Perspectives, Fourth Edition
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