In Eleventh-Century Italy, Individual Families Were Organized into Economic Units

In eleventh-century Italy, individual families were organized into economic units in which

A) each child received an equal share of the family's wealth.
B) sons shared the profits of the family's wealth, but daughters were excluded.
C) sons got full shares and daughters got half shares of the family's inheritance.
D) a professional accountant managed the family's wealth for everyone's benefit.