How was the life of a child in Europe or America in 1900 most likely to be different from the life of his parents?

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In 1900, there was compulsory education for children in most European and American countries, which meant that children were attending public schools. This was different from their parents' generation, where education was not always mandatory or widely available.

Answer: B 
 Child labor laws were starting to come into place in the early 1900s, which meant that children were not allowed to work long hours in factories as their parents possibly did.

Answer: D 
 Family sizes were generally decreasing in the early 1900s, which meant that children had fewer siblings than their parents might have had.

Answer: E 
 In the early 1900s, there was a lack of access to nutritious food, particularly for poor families. This meant that children might have had a less nutritious diet than their parents. However, it is important to note that this would not be true for all families and would depend on their economic status.

Therefore, the best choices are A, B, and D.

How Was the Life of a Child in Europe or America