In the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries, Acts of Child Maltreatment

question 34

Multiple Choice

 In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, acts of child maltreatment were ____.

• A) illegal and punishable by severe fines
• B) very uncommon but largely overlooked
• C) practiced primarily among lower socioeconomic classes
• D) considered to be a parent's right for educating or disciplining a child

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Definitions:

Cohesive

The quality of forming a united whole, often used to describe the unity within a group or team.

Conformity

The act of aligning one's behaviors, beliefs, or standards to match those of a group or societal norms.

Close Minded

Having or showing a rigid opinion or standpoint, not open to new ideas or arguments.

Open Membership

A policy that allows anyone who meets certain criteria to join or participate in an organization without restrictions.