The child saving movement was perhaps the most successful in:

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The child saving movement was successful in both reinforcing the "dependent status of youth" and expanding the definitions of "delinquency" to include behaviors that were previously ignored or treated informally. This movement aimed at reforming youth through various means, including the establishment of industrial schools, which were part of making the juvenile justice system more formalized and expansive in its reach.

The Child Saving Movement Was Perhaps the Most Successful In