Watch these THREE videos first: (Will add third link soon)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7HKmu3eMEkhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1cTk2cJQacWrite your observation as an essay that compares polygyny to polyandry, and matriarchal to patriarchal families on these dimensions: 1. Culture – how do each of these family forms maintain legitimacy in society?Refer to cultural artifacts of symbols, values and norms.How does ideology help secure these family forms as “normal”? 2. Power – who has the power in the family? How is this determined? 3. Then, compare these families to your own on culture and power.For MY family part: My parents have the most power in the family since they are the oldest and they are the ones who gave me life. Culture wise, in my culture we do things such as setting up a christmas tree and just basic things your average person would do so.FYI: I HAVE TO ADD 1 MORE LINK TOO! TOTAL OF THREE VIDEOS TO WATCH AND THEN START THE ANSWER!

Requirements: Read the short story by Will Weaver entitled “A Gravestone Made of Wheat” (available in the short story packet). Write a three-page paper comparing the film Sweet Land to the original short story. You should explain the major differences between the film and the short story of the novel (no more than one page in total) and analyze the reasons behind the changes seen in the film from the original short story. You may also discuss which version of the story (film versus short story) you find more compelling. Additional Requirements: - Your name and page numbers at the top of each page in the header position - The pages stapled together - A creative and informative title - Proper use of grammar and punctuation - No larger than a 12 point font - An introduction and conclusion - Direct quotations from the text should be enclosed in quotation marks and following by parentheses containing the author’s last name and the page number from which the quotation is taken. “Here is an example” (Field 1). (Notice that the period comes after the parentheses.) - Absolutely no plagiarism! Any instance of plagiarism will result in no credit granted for this paper. - All sources other than the story itself should be cited parenthetically and in a bibliography.