Question

before napoleons reforms, who mainly had access to higher education like secondary school?
○ the military
○ the farmers
○ the wealthy class
○ the middle class

Explanation:

Pre-Napoleonic European education systems were structured to serve elite groups. Higher education was costly and exclusive, with only those with significant financial resources (the wealthy class) able to access institutions like secondary schools. Other groups like farmers, the middle class, and the general military had little to no access to this level of education.

Answer:

the wealthy class