In ancient Greece, the works of Homer were so highly regarded as examples of Greek literature, that they were universally the textbooks of choice for learning to read and write Greek. They were also, in many ways, the 'Bible' of the Greek religion, so that students were learning the fundamentals of both Greek and religion.
Even as late as the nineteenth century, some parents taught their children to read from the Christian Bible, if formal schooling was impracticable.
They believed in God even in ancient times whenever a Prophet came to teach them religion. The they accepted Islam and are practising Islam.
yes they did
since the ancient times
Judaism did in ancient times.
No, some got trained at home or Hebrew school.
in schools they teach basic subject like math, science,writing,reading,art in certain schools and very few times Spanish.
Schools have existed since ancient times. The exact date of the opening of the very first school is unknown, but it would have been in the "B.C." times. In the earliest schools, only wealthy people were able to attend school, or else the school was held as a part of a religion and could only be attended by those who participated in the temple, synagogue, or church of that religion, and in many cases, only boys. See the Related Link for more on the subject.
Buddhism
God created the world including science, hence science and religion are interconnected.
In the Christian Bible, wealth is mentioned several times but is not the main subject of the religion.
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I would guess that they were the first Nursery rhymes, used to teach children about religion.