In the Late Nineteenth Century,working-Class Parents

In the late nineteenth century,working-class parents

A) were in conflict with schools that engaged in physical punishment of students which was against the parents' beliefs
B) believed that education would help their children gain better jobs in the future
C) who were Italian thought education was beneficial to their daughters' search for husbands
D) who were Italian believed that schools were infringing on their children's ability to work to help the family economically