Which of the following is NOT true about children in a peasant society ?
Correct answer: B. Children place more economic demands on a peasant family than an urban family
- A. Boys as young as 8 years old tend or herd animals, weed pick and sell produce
- B. Children place more economic demands on a peasant family than an urban family
- C. Major financial security is usually provided by sons
- D. The cost of education entertainment and travel is low
Explanation
In peasant societies, children often contribute labour and provide future support, so they are not usually described as placing greater economic demands than urban children. Their education, entertainment and travel costs are generally lower, while sons may provide financial security.
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