The Pillarization of Dutch Society Can Be Defined as

Multiple Choice

The pillarization of Dutch society can be defined as

A) the separation of church and state, whereby religious teachings were entirely removed from the educational system and government procedures.
B) the creation of separate Protestant, Catholic, and Neutral systems of education, employment, health, leisure, art, and so on.
C) the construction of academic streams in Dutch public schools.
D) a hierarchical social structure based on class.