Chinese extended families can be three-generational, two-generational with one generation of married siblings, or grandparent-headed with a parent absent, such as in the case of children of migrant farmworkers.
<h3>What's the meaning of extended family?</h3>
A nuclear family plus close relatives like grandparents, aunts, or uncles living together in the same home. Given enough room, it is possible to host even more significant populations than the extended family.
Three generations of the same family—grandparents, parents, and kids would reside together in the ideal Chinese home. The family's grandfather or oldest male served as the home's head. After the grandfather passed away, the grandchildren split up the family and built their separate homes.
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Each of the four geographically divided colonies had their own specific economic activities, mostly influenced by the climate and natural resources of the area.
The Southern colonies had economy based around farming, by mostly producing corn, fruits, vegetables, cotton, tobacco. The Chesapeake economy was based mostly around the production of tobacco. The Mid-Atlantic colonies had economy based are farming grains and oats, though there was also nice income from logging and paper-making. The Northern colonies had economy based around fishing, whaling, as well as shipbuilding. All of the colonies had different development over time because of the differences in what where their economies based around, with some being more successful than others.
Yes, credit is good for the economy, because it helps it.
No, they shouldn't, because there are certain people to do that for them.
A financial institution is an establishment that conducts financial transactions such as investments, loans and deposits.
Can't answer the last one, sorry! Hope this helps.
