Which statement is true for both traditional and modern families in the Spanish speaking world?
A. Mothers work outside the home.
B. The family unit is very important.
C. Children move out of their parents' home when they graduate high school.
B. The family unit is very important.
In the Spanish-speaking world, across various countries and cultures, the family unit has traditionally been, and continues to be, a central part of social life. Both traditional and modern families often have strong family bonds, and value the role of the family in providing support, a sense of identity, and cultural continuity. While the structure of the family and roles within it may have evolved (with more mothers working outside the home, for instance), the importance of family as a fundamental social unit remains significant.