Practice mode Miscellaneous Economics

In preindustrial societies, who was education intended for?

Correct answer A. A small elite

Explanation

Before industrialisation, formal schooling was costly and unnecessary for most work, so it was largely confined to a small elite such as clergy, nobles and administrators.

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