Which of the following was true of education in the eighteenth century?

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In the eighteenth century, completion of high school was not expected of either boys or girls. While literacy was important, it was not necessarily considered essential for members of the lower classes. Higher education was not available to all young men, but rather was limited to those from elite families. However, some young men from these families did begin to enroll in colleges to study for careers other than the ministry. Therefore, D is the best choice as it reflects the fact that some young men from elite families were pursuing higher education for non-religious career paths.

Which of the Following Was True of Education in the Eighteenth