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In 1600s England and New England, both boys and girls wore dresses until they were around seven years old. This was a common practice in the era, as it was believed that the gender of a child was not yet fully developed until they reached this age. As a result, both genders were dressed in the same clothing, usually consisting of a long dress with a bodice and petticoat. This practice was seen as a way to protect the innocence of children, as well as to ensure that they were not exposed to the gender roles of the time.
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