For Most of Their Early History, Americans Accepted the English

question 6

Multiple Choice

For most of their early history, Americans accepted the English idea that education was

• A) essential training for citizenship.
• B) possible only at Oxford and Cambridge Universities.
• C) reserved for an aristocratic few.
• D) unimportant for leaders.
• E) reserved for lawyers and the clergy.

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