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Index
Introduction 2
Family 3
Types of families 3
Etymology4
Origin and design 5
Family History in the West 6
Role of women 8
Family Size 8Impact of marital separations 9
Legal recognition of homosexual marriage 10
Conclusion 11

Introduction

We understand family primary group of human beings. This is so because the family acts as the first groupof people with whom the human being born contacts. Family is the group responsible for child care and protection but also to integrate it into the world and do that through teaching practices, rules and standards of living, can successfully adapt to the needs of society.
The family composition varies from society to society, from country to country, from region to region, and may in some casesbe very large and in many other limited only to members or nuclear plants: father, mother and children. Conventionally secondary family means to uncles, cousins​​, grandparents and nephews. Then, we can also mention the laws, ie one that is established based on blood relationships are not: in-law, daughter-in-law, son-in godchildren, etc..

Family
The family is the natural, universal andfundamental unit of society and is entitled to protection by society and the State. The ties that define a family are of two types: bonds of affinity derived from the establishment of a link socially recognized as marriage-that in some societies, only allows the union between two people while others may polygamy-and kinship ties, such as parent-child affiliation or ties that develop between the brothersdescended from the same father. Family can also differentiate by degree of kinship among its members.
There is no consensus on the definition of the family. Legally defined by certain laws, and this definition is usually given in terms of what each law states as marriage. The modern nuclear family is not the only family model as such, but is legitimized as the hegemonic model of culturallyimposed as normal. The forms of family life are very different, depending on social, cultural, economic and emotional. The family, like any social institution, tends to adapt to the context of a society. This explains, for example, the high number of extended families in traditional societies, the rise of single-parent families in industrialized societies and legal recognition of homo families insocieties whose law has recognized gay marriage.

Types of families
Families classified into the following types:
* Nuclear family consisting of a mother, father and their offspring.
* Extended family, consisting of parents whose relationships are not only between parents and children. An extended family may include grandparents, uncles, cousins ​​and other relatives by blood or marriage.* Single parent, where the child or children live (n) only with a parent.
* Homoparental Family, in which the child or children live (n) with a gay couple.
* Family hermanastral, is the one made up of two brothers marrying.
Stepfamily is that which is composed of aggregates of two or more families (eg single parent mother meets widowed father with his children), and other types of...