Question

as the population of the new england colonies grew, colonists started new farms and towns. unlike the middle colonies and southern colonies, nearly every town in new england had a school. as a result, many colonists in the new england colonies attended school when they were small children. below are two historical objects that were used in new england schools. look at the objects and read their descriptions. then answer the question below. a hornbook, or a piece of wood with a lesson printed on it. this hornbook has the alphabet and a prayer to god for the student to learn. a popular textbook that says that it helps students learn \the true reading of english\. based on the descriptions, what subjects were these objects meant to help students learn about in school? select the two that apply. reading religion math science

Explanation:

The horn - book has the alphabet for reading and a prayer for religion. The textbook helps with "the true reading of English" and also has religious content as it is a primer. There is no indication of math or science learning from the descriptions.

Answer:

A. reading
B. religion