I said: the Renissaince families were larger because (during those times) health was better, people were wealthier, there was a better economy and goverment had improved
Florentines likely had larger families due to economic and social reasons. In Renaissance Florence, having more children increased labor supply for family businesses and ensured support in old age. In contrast, Franks, being more dispersed geographically and influenced by different cultural norms, may have had smaller families for practical and economic reasons.
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They aren't necessarily. Catholics, who officially disapprove of birth control, tend to have large families. What one usually observes is that people in poor countries have larger families because where social support systems are weak, children are the "social security" system.
There are more species than there are families.
There is no particular definition of a village, it may be larger than a hamlet but smaller than a town. For the sake of an answer, a village may consist of between 5 and 30 families
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