What Was the Motivation to Push for Education in the Later

question 27

Multiple Choice

What was the motivation to push for education in the later Roman Empire?

• A) The desire to counteract Christianity's teachings
• B) The thirst for Graeco-Roman cultural assimilation
• C) The vastly cosmopolitan world with its many different intellectual possibilities
• D) The need for educated civil servants
• E) Augustus Caesar's mass demobilization of the army

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