In the sixteenth century, __________ prevented most Puritan parents from using extremely repressive child-rearing measures.
A) the belief that children are vulnerable
B) religious prohibitions against harsh punishment
C) love and affection for their children
D) the belief that children are close to angels

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Puritan parents, despite their strict religious beliefs, often showed love and affection for their children, which prevented them from using extremely repressive child-rearing measures.

In the Sixteenth Century, __________ Prevented Most Puritan Parents from Using