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Historical and Contemporary Variations wl wl wl




Multiple Choice Questions wl wl




1. Comacchio refers to families that adapt and initiate larger demographic, economic, cultural, a
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2. The historic centrality of families derives from the functions of
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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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c) early marriage and family formation
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e) gender

5. In colonial times, women were all of the following except:
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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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6. Within the urban middle class, anglophone, francophone, Protestant, and Catholic family life
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became 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 fo
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r men and women.
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a) modernization
b) manufactories
c) the cult of domesticity
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was augmented and accelerated by such transportation and communication advance
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s as canals, railways, and telegraph lines, all of which facilitated the vision of a nation “from
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sea unto 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 wit
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h their social institutions on the prairies. This familial practice became known as .
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10. Compulsory school legislation began in Ontario in wl wl wl wl wl wl wl .
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b) 1871
c) 1896
d) 1900
e) 1901

11. The relationship of structural and familial change through time can be attributed to the impa
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