The Households in Puritan New England Were Large Because They

The households in Puritan New England were large because they

A) often consisted of at least three generations with the majority of children living in the same household as parents and grandparents,sometimes great-grandparents.
B) included parents,children,extended kin such as unmarried aunts,and other unrelated people such as boarders,apprentices and/or servants.
C) included two or three nuclear families,most often the families of two or three brothers along with their parents.