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Traditionally, members of the Canadian upper class were almost entirely white Protestants of British descent, but today the class appears to be opening up to racial and ethnic minorities. These upper-class Canadians tend to live in a small number of elite communities, marrying within their class. How would sociology call this marriage type? Question 19 options: a) Exogamy b) Monogamy c) Neolocal d) Homogamy e) Polygyny

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          Traditionally, members of the Canadian upper class were almost entirely white Protestants of British descent, but today the class appears to be opening up to racial and ethnic minorities. These upper-class Canadians tend to live in a small number of elite communities, marrying within their class. How would sociology call this marriage type?
Question 19 options:
a) 
Exogamy
b) 
Monogamy
c) 
Neolocal
d) 
Homogamy
e) 
Polygyny

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Traditionally, members of the Canadian upper class were almost entirely white Protestants of British descent, but today the class appears to be opening up to racial and ethnic minorities. These upper-class Canadians tend to live in a small number of elite communities, marrying within their class. How would sociology call this marriage type? Question 19 options: a) Exogamy b) Monogamy c) Neolocal d) Homogamy e) Polygyny