At the beginning of the 19th century, three ideas took root that nurtured later child-saving activities and Progressive-era reforms took root. Which is not one of these?

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The hierarchy rule is not associated with the early 19th-century ideas that nurtured child-saving activities and Progressive-era reforms. The other options, "best interests of the child" doctrine, "tender years" doctrine, and parens patriae, are all concepts that directly relate to the welfare and legal standing of children, influencing child protection and custody laws. The hierarchy rule, on the other hand, is a method used in crime reporting and does not relate to child welfare or legal principles concerning children.

At the Beginning of the 19th Century, Three Ideas Took