If a bride becomes a member of her husband's household,she will contribute her labor and her children to her husband's group.What customs commonly accompany this type of arrangement?

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When a bride becomes a member of her husband's household, she contributes her labor and her children to her husband's group. This type of arrangement is typically accompanied by the following customs:* The groom's family pays money to the bride's people (bride price).* The groom works for a certain period of time for the bride's family (bride service).* The bride's family expects to marry one of their sons to a woman in the groom's family (cross-cousin marriage).

If a Bride Becomes a Member of Her Husband's Household,she