In the Premodern World,the Line Between Work and Play Was

question 121

Multiple Choice

In the premodern world,the line between work and play was not clearly defined because

• A) religious beliefs prohibited this distinction.
• B) too many people died young.
• C) people had fewer recreational options.
• D) people did not have adequate technology for recreation.

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