One book about this place was written based on field work done on the island of Ta'u and posited that casual sex with multiple partners before marriage led to an easier transition into adulthood for young girls in this location.
People from this place follow the Fa'amatai system. This place appears in the title of a work subtitled "The Making and Unmaking of an Anthropological Myth," which Derek Freeman wrote to discredit earlier research done here. One book about this place was written based on field work done on the island of Ta'u and posited that casual sex with multiple partners before marriage led to an easier transition into adulthood for young girls in this location. For 10 points, name this Polynesian archipelago, in which "Coming of Age" was the topic of a Margaret Mead tome.
People from this place follow the Fa'amatai system. This place appears in the title of a work subtitled "The Making and Unmaking of an Anthropological Myth," which Derek Freeman wrote to discredit earlier research done here.
Samoa [or Samoan Islands; or Western Samoa; or American Samoa]