Why Has Family Been Considered Fundamental to the Continuation of Society?​

question 7

Multiple Choice

Why has family been considered fundamental to the continuation of society?​

• A)​It was seen exclusively as a nuclear family.
• B)​It was recognized as a legal and kinship unit.
• C) It was the way to exclude people of different beliefs.​
• D) ​It was a convenient way to support communities.

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