The value of higher education in the colonies was shown by the establi

The value of higher education in the colonies was shown by the establishment of nine colleges before 1770 . Like Harvard, which came first, these colleges turned out men with:

a. practical educations, focusing mainly on the skilled vocations
b. liberal educations who became clergymen, doctors, or attorneys
c. liberal educations and a distrust of theology
d. conservative educations, and most later opposed independence

ANSWER
B