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b) adaptivepfamilies
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d) historicalpactors
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b) economicpstatus
c) earlyp marriagep andp familyp formation
d) paidpworkpposition
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ecameplesspconcernedpwithpeconomicpsubsistencepandpmorepwithpmaintainingp
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menpandpwomen.
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b) manufactories
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d) Expansion
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heirpsocialpinstitutionsponpthepprairies.pThispfamilialppracticepbecamepknownpasp .
a) chainpmigration
b) familypexpansionism
c) kinshippenlargement
d) kinshippgrowth
e) societalprejuvenation
10. CompulsorypschoolplegislationpbeganpinpOntariopinp .
a) 1867
b) 1871
c) 1896
d) 1900
e) 1901
11. Theprelationshippofpstructuralpandpfamilialpchangepthroughptimepcanpbepattributedptopthepimpactpo
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politicalptrendspasp .
a) migratingpfamilies
b) adaptivepfamilies
c) culturalpactors
d) historicalpactors
e) nationalpindividuals
2. Thephistoricpcentralitypofpfamiliespderivespfrompthepfunctionspofp .
a) reproduction
b) production
c) socialization
d) maintenancepandpregulation
e) Allpofpthepabove
3. Thep
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a) historic
b) stem/extended
c) nuclear
d) colonial
e) “European”
4. AdulthoodpinpCanadianpcolonialpfamilyplifepwaspsignifiedpbyp .
a) age
b) economicpstatus
c) earlyp marriagep andp familyp formation
d) paidpworkpposition
e) gender
5. Inpcolonialptimes,pwomenpwerepallpofpthepfollowingpexcept:p .
a) expectedptopgetppregnantprightpafterpmarriage
b) pregnantpeveryptwoptopthreepyears
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ecameplesspconcernedpwithpeconomicpsubsistencepandpmorepwithpmaintainingp
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b) comfortable
c) healthy
d) luxurious
e) social
7. Inptheplatep1800s,pQueenpVictoriapinspiredp
,pwhichpfocusedponpseparatepspherespforp
menpandpwomen.
a) modernization
b) manufactories
c) thepcultpofpdomesticity
d) thepnannypphenomenon
e) femalepempowerment
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ntopsea”pthatpwasprealizedpbypthepfirstpdecadepofptheptwentiethpcentury.
a) Industrialization
b) Development
c) Modernization
d) Expansion
e) Technology
9. Manypnewcomerspwerepintentponpresettlingpfamilies,pkin,pandpevenpentirepvillages,pcompletepwithpt
heirpsocialpinstitutionsponpthepprairies.pThispfamilialppracticepbecamepknownpasp .
a) chainpmigration
b) familypexpansionism
c) kinshippenlargement
d) kinshippgrowth
e) societalprejuvenation
10. CompulsorypschoolplegislationpbeganpinpOntariopinp .
a) 1867
b) 1871
c) 1896
d) 1900
e) 1901
11. Theprelationshippofpstructuralpandpfamilialpchangepthroughptimepcanpbepattributedptopthepimpactpo
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