Chapter 3: Social Institutions: Continuity and Change
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Social institutions today show:
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Education among tribes leads to:
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Reservation policies aim at:
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Social mobility means:
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Modernization leads to:
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Tribal communities face:
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Loss of forests affects:
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Tribal identity is influenced by:
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Tribal society is generally:
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Tribe is based on:
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Love marriage reflects:
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Arranged marriage shows:
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Divorce indicates:
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Marriage is regulated by:
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Endogamy promotes:
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Inter-caste marriage represents:
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Marriage creates:
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Hindu Marriage Act was passed in:
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Polygamy means:
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Monogamy means:
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Modern families show:
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Kinship ties are:
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Matriarchal family gives authority to:
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Patriarchal family gives authority to:
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Neolocal residence means:
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Patrilocal residence means:
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Matrilineal system traces descent through:
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Patrilineal system traces descent through:
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Joint family includes:
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Nuclear family consists of:
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Modern caste system shows:
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Colonialism affected caste by:
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Dominant caste is defined by:
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Sanskritisation refers to:
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Caste occupation is:
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Basis of caste hierarchy:
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Endogamy means:
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Caste system is:
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Caste is based on:
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The term 'caste' comes from:
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Change in society leads to:
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Social institutions are:
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Which institution ensures social order?
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Marriage is:
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Kinship refers to:
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Family is:
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Which is NOT a social institution?
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Change in social institutions occurs due to:
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Continuity refers to:
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What is a social institution?
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