Two Families - African And American

Shows how the family, the basic unit and essential strength of all societies, can vary dramatically in form, function and philosophy. Depicts two family structures, one in central West Africa and one in New York City, and explores what may account for their differences.

More in Comparative Cultures and Geography Series

  1. Two Deserts - Sahara And Sonora 1971
  2. Two Grasslands - Texas And Iran 1971
  3. Two Mountainlands - Alps And Andes 1971
  4. The Top Of The World - Taiga, Tundra And Ice Cap 1972
  5. Two Cities - London and New York 1973
  6. Two Farms - Hungary And Wisconsin 1973
  7. Two Towns - Gubbio, Italy, And Chillicothe, Ohio 1973
  8. Two Factories - Japanese And American 1974
  9. Two Families - African And American 1974

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