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"Family structure emphasized patriarchal controls, and extended family relationships among grandparents, parents, and children were close." を訳してほしいです!

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 「家族構成は父(または男性年長者)による統制力を強めた、そして大家族制度は祖父母、父母、子ども間の関係を緊密にした」  要するに「親父が威張ることになり、同じ屋根の下に住むんだから爺婆と孫(間に挟まった父母は言うに及ばず)の関係を密にした」ってことでしょうか。まあ核家族と大家族の比較でしょうね。

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