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Occupational Specialization

Division of Labor by Gender

Gender Status

Household

Reviews and Critiques

Personal Names

Kin Relationships

Rules of Descent

Ethnic Stratification

Bibliographies in Sources

Acculturation and Culture Contact

Organization and Analysis of Results

Sodalities

Religious Denominations

Private Welfare Agencies

External Migration

Speech

Artificial Kin Relationships

Location

Offenses Against the State

Prisons and Jails

Wartime Adjustments

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Organized Ceremonial

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Labor Supply and Employment

Ethos

Real Property

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Internal Trade

External Trade

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Internal Migration

Community Structure

Regulation of Marriage

Mode of Marriage

Arranging a Marriage

Ethics

Nuclear Family

Extended Families

Conception

CULTURE SUMMARY: ITALIAN CANADIANS

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MARRIAGE AND FAMILY

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Italian-Canadians are found in various parts of Canada and come from different areas of Italy. The majority, however, migrated from the Mezzogiorno, Italy's poorer southern area, including Sicily. In common with their Italian-American cousins, Italian-Canadian immigrants became aware of their &#x22;Italian&#x22; identity in contrast to their regional or local one in interaction with other ethnic groups, who used a national identity for self-identification in the ethnic competition of the New World. Italian-Canadians are found mainly in large cities, such as, Montreal, Calgary, Toronto, Quebec, and Vancouver. As in the United States, some are found in the fishing industry and on farms.

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