Under the Inuit (or Eskimo) kinship system:
A) cousins and siblings are lumped together.
B) the immediate family is set apart.
C) there is no nuclear family.
D) all aunts and uncles are referred to as father or mother.

Question

Under the Inuit (or Eskimo) kinship system:
A) cousins and siblings are lumped together.
B)  the immediate family is set apart.
C)  there is no nuclear family.
D)  all aunts and uncles are referred to as father or mother.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The Inuit kinship system distinguishes the immediate family, setting it apart from other relatives, unlike some other kinship systems that may lump various relatives together.

Under the Inuit (Or Eskimo) Kinship System