Cause and Effect 2-2 Changes in the Family | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

The number of what family type has increased in the US since 1970?

The number single-parent families has increased by 200% due to the ease of getting divorced and the more births outside of marriage.

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When do young people move away from home and start their own life? Why do they stay longer with their family or why do they move away as early as they can?

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Can you tell about your family? Has the family type changed since your grandparents' or great-grandparents' time?

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When did a mother/wife stay at home? How was is possible? What happened then?

As long as the family could afford to have the mother stay at home, this type of family was able to survive. (financials / equality for men and women)

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What is the ideal family type according to you? Why?

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What are the advantages of living in an extended family?

FREE ANSWER: sharing household expenses / providing child care / taking care of older family members / building stronger family bonds / avoiding loneliness.

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Is it popular/accepted in your country to give birth to a child outside of a marriage? How was it in the past?

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What family types do you know?

Single-parent family, nuclear family, blended family andextended family.

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What is an extended family?

An extended family consists of more than the nuclear family, including grandparents, aunts, uncles, and other relatives, who all live nearby or in one house.

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