In the Sixteenth Century, __________ Prevented Most Puritan Parents from Using

question 94

Multiple Choice

In the sixteenth century, __________ prevented most Puritan parents from using extremely repressive child-rearing measures.

• A) the belief that children are vulnerable
• B) religious prohibitions against harsh punishment
• C) love and affection for their children
• D) the belief that children are close to angels

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Definitions:

Lobby

The act of attempting to influence decisions made by officials in the government, often by special interest groups or professional lobbyists.

Social Change

The transformation over time of cultural values, norms, and societal structures which can result in significant shifts in societal behavior and policy.

Advocacy Groups

Organizations that aim to influence public policy and resource allocation decisions within political, economic, and social systems and institutions.

Climbing the Agenda

The process of prioritizing issues or topics to gain attention or resources within an organization or society.