All of the following were persistent trends in the upper-class eighteenth-century European family EXCEPT

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The removal of children from foundling homes to board at state and municipal workshops was not a persistent trend in the upper-class eighteenth-century European family. Rather, it was a practice specifically targeted towards abandoned or orphaned children who did not have a family to care for them. The other options, such as the use of wet nurses and birth control techniques, were indeed persistent trends during this time period.

All of the Following Were Persistent Trends in the Upper-Class