With respect to family life, how does post-industrial North American society differ from societies of other periods?

A) families are much larger in number

B) families no longer form solely through marriage

C) families have strong kinship ties

D) the family structure does not exist in North American society

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Precious Olson

Social Studies

5 July, 01:19

With respect to family life, how does post-industrial North American society differ from societies of other periods?

A) families are much larger in number

B) families no longer form solely through marriage

C) families have strong kinship ties

D) the family structure does not exist in North American society

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Bianca Ferrell · Answer 1

The families for the North American society seems like it no longer exist, but I think you should google your question to see what the correct answer is.

Ethen Dyer · Answer 2

The answer is B.) Families no longer form solely through marriage.

You might want to wait for a second opinion though!

Good luck!