The Conceptualization of Children as Separate and Different from Adults

The conceptualization of children as separate and different from adults

A) was brought to the United States with immigrant families in the late 18ᵗʰ century.
B) emerged as women's duties became increasingly placed within the domestic sphere.
C) resulted in the immediate eradication of child labor across the United States.
D) is a consistent theme throughout early U.S. history.