During the Nineteenth Century, How Did the Idea of Childhood

question 22

Multiple Choice

During the nineteenth century, how did the idea of childhood change?

• A) Childhood came to be understood from the Calvinist notion that children harbored evil spirits that needed to be crushed.
• B) Fathers were more likely to rule the household as authorities due to their newfound power in the workplace.
• C) Children were seen as fundamentally innocent.
• D) Conformity was emphasized, leaving little room for individuality.

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