How Did Puritanical Beliefs Shape Attitudes Toward Parenting?​

question 3

Multiple Choice

How did Puritanical beliefs shape attitudes toward parenting?​

• A)​Children were seen as innocent and were taught to behave through examples.
• B)​Children were to be protected from the dangers of the world.
• C) ​Children were seen as intrinsically sinful and a parent's role was to teach children to behave.
• D) ​Children were raised to be creative, thinking individuals

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