The prevailing view of children prior to the sixteenth century was that children were:

A) born in original sin.
B) miniature adults.
C) rebellious in nature.
D) inherently good.

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The prevailing view of children prior to the sixteenth century was that children were:A)  born in original sin.B)  miniature adults.C)  rebellious in nature.D)  inherently good.

Charles Adrian Marty · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : B, Explanation :  Prior to the sixteenth century, children were often viewed as miniature adults, meaning they were seen as small versions of adults with similar capacities and responsibilities.

The prevailing view of children prior to the sixteenth century was that children were:

A) born in original sin.
B) miniature adults.
C) rebellious in nature.
D) inherently good.

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