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41)Which of the following sequences of family-related events was the expectation for people in the past? A)Work ? have children ? marry ? become a grandparent ? get old ? retire B)Have children ? marry ? complete education ? work ? retire C)Complete education ? travel ? marry ? work ? have children ? get old D)Marry ? complete education ? have children ? become a grandparent ? get old E)Complete education ? marry ? have children ? get old ? become a grandparent 42)Why does the modern industrial economy sometimes accompany conflict in families around the world? A)People earn wages that are beyond their family’s control. B)People rely on schooling and the media for information more than on their family. C)People have learned to place value on a high standard of living. D)It conflicts with traditional family norms, values and expectations. E)All of the above. 43)According to the textbook, how does political will and ideology change family life in China? A)State planning of family life has been done alongside economic and political change B)The government of China regulates all aspects of family life in China, including arranged marriages. C)The Chinese people refuse to abide by state regulations and are thus emigrating out of China in large numbers. D)Both A and B. E)None of the above. 44)Dubinsky (2001) argues that sexuality “came out” in the A) 1880s. B) 1920s. C) 1940s. D) 1960s. E) 1990s. 45)Having culturally sanctioned ‘sexual papers” A)permitted a married couple experience sexual bliss B)was a means of couples to communicate while the boyfriend/husband was overseas in WWII. C)was mandatory for homosexual couples in the 1950s. D)was a way for couples to possess pornography in the Victorian Era. E)was a sign of ones sexual deviance. 46)How was marriage traditionally viewed, and in what way has it changed in contemporary times? A)Marriage was traditionally viewed in terms of love, attraction and respect, but has since shifted to more economic or financial arrangements between the partners. B)Marriage has traditionally been viewed in negative terms, but has since been made out to be a more positive experience for both men and women. C)Marriage was traditionally viewed in terms of rights, duties and obligations towards each other’s families but has shifted towards greater emphasis on the personal or emotional side of relationships. D)Marriage was traditionally viewed as an arrangement between two families in exchange for goods or services and has not shifted from this view since. E)Marriage has traditionally been viewed to be the legitimate form of domination of men over women but has since shifted towards the legitimate domination of women over men. 47)Since the 1870s, the fertility rate in the West has A)declined steadily. B)declined steadily until WWII, then increased steadily ever since. C)increased steadily. D)increased steadily until WWII, then decreased steadily ever since. E)fluctuated too wildly to categories. 48)    “Living in sin” was initially commonly practiced by A)upper-middle class people B)working-class people C)Muslims D)Jews E)middle-class people 49)Which of the following reasons is said to contribute to a decline in the stability of marriage and cohabitating life? A)Women are more economically dependent on their partners than they used to be. B)Women are less economically dependent on their partners than they used to be. C)People no longer expect emotional and psychological satisfaction in their relationships. D)People are no longer thinking about spousal relations as being about love and attraction. E)Men demand more economic resources from women than they used to. 50)Which of the following statements is true about the birth rate in Canada? A)The birth rate is higher in Canada than it is anywhere else in the world. B)The birth rate has been steadily increasing for the past ten years. C)Birth rates hit a record low in 2000. D)The birth rate is above the population replacement level in Canada. E)The birth rate is not considered a political issue in Canada.