In Wealthy Renaissance Households, Children Were Usually

In wealthy Renaissance households, children were usually

A) educated under the direction of their fathers.
B) sent to boarding schools at the age of seven if they were male and taught domestic skills if they were girls.
C) beaten for the slightest infraction of family rules.
D) isolated as much as possible from their poor neighbors.
E) indulged to the point of being unfit for real work as adults.