All of the Following Were Persistent Trends in the Upper-Class

question 29

Multiple Choice

All of the following were persistent trends in the upper-class eighteenth-century European family except

• A)childhood being viewed more and more as a special phase in human development.
• B)the use of wet nurses.
• C)the decline in the total number of children per family.
• D)the removal of children from foundling homes to board at state and municipal workshops.
• E)the use of a variety of birth control techniques.

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