Which of the Following Does Not Characterize Child Rearing in the Colonial

question 35

Multiple Choice

Which of the following does not characterize child rearing in the colonial period of the United States?

• A) Children were sometimes viewed as miniature adults.
• B) Child rearing practices were more genteel outside New England.
• C) Corporal punishment was viewed as appropriate.
• D) Children were viewed in a sentimental way.

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