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| Mother, father, and children. Common in Europe. |
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| Extends three or more generations in one household. Not common in Europe. |
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| Tried to establish more humane foundling hospitals for abandoned babies. |
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| Place where abandoned babies would go when their mothers left them. (Or where their mothers would leave them when they were abandoned.) |
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| Brutal practice in which a adult would roll over on top of a baby, suffocating it. |
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Philosophe who advocated for better conditions for children. He promoted child care and the education of children.
apothecaries-Pharmacies during the 18th century that sold herbs and drugs to cure illnesses. However, these treatments often made death come quicker. |
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| Edict of idle Institutions |
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| Issued by Joseph II, prohibited idle monastic orders. |
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