Question

this is an excerpt from the napoleonic code, which became law in 1803. book i. of persons. title ix. of paternal power. a child, at every age, owes honor and respect to his father and mother. he remains subject to their control until his majority.... if the child has not commenced his sixteenth year, the father may cause him to be confined for a period which shall not exceed one month. what does this excerpt suggest about the creators of the napoleonic code? they felt that adults should have greater rights than children. they felt that children should have greater rights than adults. they felt that children and adults should have the same rights. they felt that the government should stay out of family affairs.

Explanation:

The excerpt shows children owe honor and respect to parents and are under parental control until majority. A father can even confine a child under 16 for up to a month. This implies adults (parents) have more power and rights over children.

Answer:

They felt that adults should have greater rights than children.