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equality of educational opportunity correct answers students from less advantageous backgrounds should have equal opportunities to succeed in school. dame schools correct answers school run by a housewife in early colonial days. For boys and girls, very religious. Old deluder satan act correc...

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EDUC Chapter 10 (Correctly solved)
equality of educational opportunity correct answers students from less advantageous backgrounds should
have equal opportunities to succeed in school.


dame schools correct answers school run by a housewife in early colonial days. For boys and girls, very
religious.


Old deluder satan act correct answers massachtessets law passed in 1647 that strengthened an earlier law
requiring parents to educate their kids. required people to pay for teachers, so kids could learn the bible.


Town schools correct answers In New England in colonial times, required in every town of 50 or more
families.


Moving schools correct answers In New England in colonial times, a schoolmaster travelled from village
to village holding sessions in each place for months before moving on.


District schools correct answers In New England in colonial times, township was divided into districts,
each having its own school and teacher being funded by the town treasury. Girls did not have much
access.


Private venture schools correct answers In the middle colonies in colonial times, licensed by the civil
government, but not protected/financed by it. Offered religious teaching and practical subjects.


Common schools correct answers public elementary schools that are open to children of all classes.
during the 19th century, the common school became the embodiment of universal education.


universal education correct answers schooling for everyone.


northwest ordinances correct answers every township was divided into 36 sections, one of which was set
aside for maintenance of public schools. Reaffirmed that religion, morality, and knowledge were
necessary to good government.


McGuffey readers correct answers 6 volume series of readers that served to create a common curriculum
for many students.

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