The French Historian Philippe Ariès Argues That Childhood Did Not

The french historian Philippe Ariès argues that childhood did not exist in medieval times.He supports this assertion by pointing out that:

A) children were considered economic liabilities
B) in paintings, children were portrayed with mature faces and participating in the same work and play activities as adults
C) children had rights, and child labor was considered morally repugnant
D) literature from the time period speaks of children being consulted in family decisions
E) no stories or songs were written for children