In Canada, Perceptions of Children Have Changed and Evolved According

question 60

Multiple Choice

In Canada, perceptions of children have changed and evolved according to several unique stages. Children were considered parental property with no protective laws in ________.

• A) Stage One: Children as Objects
• B) Stage Two: Children as Vulnerable Individuals in Need of Protection
• C) Stage Three: Children as Subjects
• D) Stage Four: Children as Independent
• E) Stage Five: Children as Adults

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