Extended Family

Indigenous children were removed from their families and communities in various countries, particularly in Canada and Australia, as part of government policies aimed at assimilating them into mainstream society. These policies were rooted in the belief that Indigenous cultures were inferior and that by separating children from their families, they could be educated in a Western manner, often in residential or boarding schools. This process aimed to erase Indigenous identities and languages, leading to profound cultural and psychological impacts on individuals and communities. The legacy of these actions continues to affect Indigenous peoples today.

You'll have children when a man and woman have sexual intercourse. When the mans sperm fertilizes the females egg and the woman is most likely to become pregnant.

The children of your grandmother's brother (of your great uncle) are your parents first cousins and your first cousins, once removed. The grandchildren of your great uncle are your second cousins.

First cousins are the children of your aunt or uncle (the children of your parent's siblings). Second cousins are the grandchildren of your great aunts and great uncles (the siblings of your grandparents).

If your aunt is the sister of one of your parents, then her first cousin is your second cousin, her second cousin in your third cousin, and so forth.

If you aunt is the wife of the brother of one of your parents, then her cousin is not related to you and the English language has no term for that person other than "my aunt's cousin."

If she is a step yes. If she is your real granny ,well that is really wrong but it is your life

That means you are related . But thre was some problems in the past . where your father

had separated from your friends father . But you are still related so go and say to your

friend my dear brother .

That makes you your friend's third cousin.

Your first cousin.

yes

The common culture of Te English-speaking world does not recognize such a thing as a grandparent-in-law

It depends on who your great-grandmother is, when they were born and when you are born but the average age to become a great-grandparent is approximately 70 years of age.

Your brother-in-law is either your spouse's brother or the husband of your sister.

It because they think no one is good enough for their loved one ... no one is better than another and its all about maturity soon if she really loves her brother she will cut it out and grow up or the other way around its not about sex its about piece of mind

8 years old

• Yes, you could ate your fourth cousin and in some cases people can marry a fourth cousin as they are far removed enough genetically to have children. However, it is the family that may have a problem with fourth cousins dating.

Please write to answer for me request everyone

he has at least one...met them both at a video shoot in 2011. have pictures of the cousin too but will not reveal them or his name under any circumstances. ;-))

No. Divorce is the dissolution of a legal marriage. If you want to be legally separated from your brother all you need to do is stay away from him and make a Will that disinherits him if you don't want him to inherit your property if you die unmarried.

In some jurisdictions it is legal for first cousins to marry and have children, and in some jurisdictions it is not. A few jurisdictions permit first cousin marriages only if at least one in unable to have children.

You would be his great aunt. To you he would be your great nephew.

Well the daughter will be your grandaughter and you will be a grandmother/grandfathther.