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Family History: Family in Colonial America

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Abstract
In some ways, the family unit in colonial times played much the same role that it does today, but there are some notable differences. For example, the colonial era family took on many roles generally played today by public agencies. There was also a greater emphasis on religion in most American families than there is today.
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Introduction to Sociology, Sociology of Marriage and Family, Our Families; Ourselves
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00:05:12 (HH:MM:SS)
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English
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