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A mother was the heart of the family: the one who cooked, cleaned and cared for the children on a full-time basis. Similar responsibilities were also expected of daughters as it was their job to learn how to be a woman from their mother.

Fathers generally took charge of family decisions, and their authority was rarely challenged by either the mother or children. Machismo, defined as the type of behavior corresponding to traditional ideas about men being very strong and aggressive. Boys in Mexican families also expressed machismo in their relationships with other men, where constantly asserting masculinity was expected. These roles are similar to what were the traditional version of American family values before the 1960s and 1970s

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In Cuba, the women perform all the housework and raise the children while having a full time job. The men work. Cuban families often live together as a nuclear family so grandparents regularly provide childcare for the children while their parents are out. They are not that much different than my family because both my parents work and my mom care for the house, only thing different is that the household is with immediate family and not nuclear. Spanish speaking countries have 2 last names and that is because it has a name of its own.

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Fathers reported higher uncontrollable success attributions and higher authoritarian attitudes than did mothers, whereas mothers reported higher modernity of attitudes than did fathers; only the gender differences related to parental attitudes remained significant after controlling for parents’ age, education, and possible social desirability bias. Medium effect sizes were considered for the family house size.

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A man frequently gave priority to his responsibility to his parents or siblings over that extended to his wife.Family members relied upon each other for assistance in major undertakings throughout life. Co-resident parents, children, and others living with them constituted the basic unit of kinship. These arent that different from the family dynamics now , its kind of similar to mine. According to these customs, a person's name consists of a given name (simple or composite) followed by two family names (surnames). The first surname is usually the father's first surname, and the second the mother's first surname.

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In Spanish speaking countries different family members play different roles. The father plays the role of the authority figure whom you better respect. The mother is the caregiver in the family. She typically makes most of the meals, cleans, etc. Their children are usually raised to certain expectations. They are taught to not talk to authority figures and to show emotional restraint.

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Agentina was populated by scattered groups of Indians when the Italian explorer Amerigo Vespucci arrived in 1502; he was followed in 1516 by Juan Díaz de Solís of Spain; he was quickly killed by Indians and his expedition failed. Over the next few decades the Spanish continued their quest to build settlements here, but most were temporary and quickly abandoned, as the indigenous Indians continued to fiercely resist the presence of Europeans. Traditionally, fathers were considered the head of the family, mothers were in charge of the household, and young married couples lived with their parents in quarters built onto the house. Now, most Argentinians believe that women have the right to a career as well as marriage and family. Some families have hired help to do domestic chores. Young married couples usually find a place of their own rather than living with parents.

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Uruguay- In Uruguay everyone in the area is considered family. Neighbors and childhood friends are members of immediate family. Children stay in there parents homes well into their thirties. Homes have four to six people living in most homes. Families have on average 2 kids. Our family have more kids and we move out in our twenties. The first last name for both of them and the fathers last name is first. The fathers last is first.You have to have a son to carry on so my name would be Davis-Tegtmier.

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Cuba there family members have multiple different roles a Cuban Women were ment to stay at home and care for their children, maintain the house, and prepare all meals. Cuban men expected women perform all of the housework as well as raise the children in addition to having full-time careers outside of the home. The families all together work for rights and their family. It depends on the family on how many people live in the home. There is 1 doctor for every 200 Cubans so it varies. There are not may differences from my family except the men and women rule. Last names are determined by something called apellido in English it is called surname and you can hve two of them. According to the internet my last name is Mi Attaway Aaron

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Colombia, the father is the head of the house and the mother takes care of the children. The mother has to think of her husbands wishes before considering her own. there is usually three of four kids that live in the house.

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(Panama)
In Panama the different roles for women are to care for their children, cook, clean, and make clothes for their families. Some roles for the men are to consist of full time employment outside of home, farming, working in the fishing or forestry industry, and maintain heavy household work. Multiple generations live under the same roof. The difference between my family and their families is that usually only the mother father and children stay together but in panama , their grandparents and maybe great grandparents stay with their children.

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(El Salvador) Men are the head of the household and women were the ones who did the housework.4 out of every 10 members live in the average household of El Salvadorians.About 3 children live in the household.The difference in El Salvadorian families is that I live with only my mother and father so its only 3 people in my house.They take the fathers last name and the mothers last name to make your last name. So my last name would be Richardson-Steed.

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When a mother isn't able to take care of her child, relatives step in to take care of it rather than an outsider. Children usually have separate bedrooms and beds, medical care, toys and equipment. There is a high divorce rate in Puerto Rico. Many people prefer marriage to living together. Relatives are expected to support each other materially and emotionally. It is known that young women are usually accompanied by an aunt or older sister when she begins to date. It is beginning to disappear though. In 2014, the average family consists of three people. There's a decrease in family households overall. There's a lot of female house leaders in Puerto Rican families meaning there's no husband in the house. This is similar to many American's families. Many women have one-two children and don't have a husband. There's also American families with a household of three and there's a husband in the picture. This is more similar to MY family because both of my parents live together and I'm the only child in the house. I have an older brother but he is in college. A child is given a first and middle name, then first last name of the mother and father. My name would be Brianna Danielle Wilson Brooks!

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costa rica
families are usually very tight and close. weekends are usually spent with relatives and cousins and siblings is a person best friend. houses are usually smaller but it promotes closeness and family morals. children usually stays with their families until they're married. it is not uncommon for teens to help younger children or older relatives around the house. costa ricans love babies and are very compassionate towards them
traditionally families start at a young age. now women are going to pursue colleges and postponing families. many familes are now dual income because of this. this relates to my family because we are very close knitted and we always shared a room and spent time with each other. its different because everyone was so much older so no one had to take care of anyone.  names are determined by the fathers last name first then the mothers surname

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(Mexico)-The father occupies a position of respect and authority. The traditional view of manhood is strongly influenced by machismonsist. The mother are the caregivers. Motherhood is highly valued, and families expect women to care for children as well as elderly family members responsible and cooperative and teach them not to talk too much to authority figures and to exhibit emotional restraint. Parents expect children to consider the needs of the group and to value interpersonal relationships . 4 family members or more live in a household. a family usually have 8^ children. they are different from my own family cause we don''t speak the same language or eat the same foods , our families have different expectations. There last names are determined of
two Apellidos which are both parents' surnames.