Questions: Education is the process through which a society transmits its (choose all that apply) (A) religion (B) history (C) schooling (D) culture

The answer is (B) history and (D) culture.

While education can include the study of religion, it is not a universal component of education systems worldwide. Education primarily focuses on broader societal knowledge and skills rather than specific religious teachings, which are often transmitted through religious institutions.

Education often includes the teaching of history as a way to transmit knowledge about past events, societal developments, and cultural heritage. This helps students understand their place in the world and the evolution of societies.

Schooling is a method or system of education rather than something that is transmitted through education. It refers to the formal process of teaching and learning that takes place in schools.

Education plays a significant role in transmitting culture, including language, traditions, values, and social norms. Through education, individuals learn about their cultural heritage and the cultural practices of others, fostering understanding and continuity within a society.