In preindustrial societies education was intended for_______________?
Correct answer: B. a small elite
- A. the masses
- B. a small elite
- C. productive persons
- D. the obviously intelligent
Explanation
Before industrialisation, formal education was costly and limited, so it mainly served a small elite such as nobles, clergy and administrators. Mass education expanded with industrial society and the need for a more literate workforce.
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