Spellzone list 

Key words for GCSE Sociology
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If a couple have joint conjugal roles, it means they share household chores between them.
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If a couple have joint conjugal roles, it means they share household chores between them.
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If a couple have joint conjugal roles, it means they share household chores between them.
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If a couple have segregated conjugal roles, it means one member of the couple takes on more than their fair share of household chores.
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In a symmetrical family, each partner takes on different chores but both make a similar contribution to the overall maintenance of the home.
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The breadwinner is the partner who earns money to support the family.
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In a dual career family, both partners have their own jobs.
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In a dual career family, both partners have their own jobs.
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The term double shift is used to describe the two shifts of work: paid jobs, and housework and childcare.
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The term double shift is used to describe the two shifts of work: paid jobs, and housework and childcare.
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Patriarchal is used to describe societies where men are given advantages and power over women.
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Child rearing is the process of raising children.
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Child rearing is the process of raising children.
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In an arranged marriage, family members will introduce you to a potential spouse.
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In an arranged marriage, family members will introduce you to a potential spouse.
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If you put something into global context, it means you place it within the wider picture of the rest of the world.
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If you put something into global context, it means you place it within the wider picture of the rest of the world.
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