The industrial revolution. No longer did families rely on numbers to generate acceptable living conditions: under agrarian societies the more kids you had, the more workers you had to help you make profit. With the 'rise of the machines' one person and a machine (say cotton jenny) could do more work than 5 people alone could. This did cause raw manpower to become less valuable, but there were always new opportunities (repair the machine, sell the machine, make the machine etc.) The actual value of a child as a worker went down. So the next thing that happened was education: no longer were you absolutely stuck on the farm, you could take your education and go somewhere else.
In a nuclear family an extended amount of time and energy is expended on a smaller number of children.
As to patriarchal, there was no longer a need for a single point of responsibility, others in the nuclear family had much more of a stake in the governing of the family.
Nuclear families are most common in industrialised societies where the importance of extended family as a support network is less.
A fission is a nuclear separation between atoms.
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Answer 1: The function of urination is hidden by a strong social taboo in every culture on earth since it contains the part which brings forth to life. Answer 2: I also believe that it reminds people that we are mortal and going to die; and that it causes people to temporarily doubt the importance and meaning of all pomp and pretense that is a crucial part of what caused us to evolve upward as a race: CULTURE. Without Culture, the entire world would collapse: families would fall apart; religious institutions would turn to chaos; the financial system would collapse as social order crumbled; there would be rioting, looting, pillaging and arson, and much worse, in the streets all over the planet; martial law would take over; all Taboos would be lost; wars would erupt as never before and go nuclear immediately; Armageddon would arrive. Sic Transit Gloria 'Homo sapiens sapiens'!
The most often cited "greatest threat" is that of nuclear war. The so-called "nuclear winter" effect would render the planet uninhabitable for humans. Isn't the greatest threat to the survival of the human species the human species itself? I mean, we're constantly threatening to drop bombs on other people which would inadvertently harm ourselves as well. To make a quick buck, industries that are run by people are willing to take short cuts which increase obesity, cancer, early onset of puberty, as well as any other illness one can think of. We're the greatest threat to most other organisms living on the planet and because of the things we do we're deteriorating nonliving factors like the ozone and water sources too. The list of crap we do and the crimes that we pull individually and collectively is outrageous, not to mention lethal (in most cases, eventually) Seriously, we're scary organisms.
they are mostly extended families depending on how large the family is.
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Yes,they do have extened and nuclear families through out poland.
most likely extended family cause in a extended family their are lots of close family members if nuclear it would only be a mother and a father and kids
nuclear , extended , single - parent , blended , ,foster , adoptive , transnational , mixed race.
because they are muslims and muslims like bombs
A nuclear family is husband, wife and their non-adult children. An extended family is a nuclear family with their more distant relatives, such as grandparents, aunts and uncles, cousins, etc. Sometimes extended families live together or near each other. Sometimes nuclear families are widely separated from their relatives. Then the extended family still exists but does not interact as closely.
Iran no nuclear! We no have nuclear anything! You obama go jump in lake! Allahu akbar!
Their arent any
Nuclear families are considered to be better in various ways. They are smaller and easy to manage and they shape one's personality directly as opposed to extended families.
The differences between a nuclear family and a extended family is... an extended family has cousin's and grandparents, and a nuclear family has a mother, a father, and their children. But the similarities are they are all family. Nina, age 10 (I like puppies!)
expanded families contain non-nuclear relatives.