The Oregon Case (1925) is significant in that it:
a) Gave the community the right to tax for the support of junior colleges
b) Extended compulsory school attendance to secondary schools
c) Provided for public school education through the donation of public lands
d) Freed private and parochial schools from state control
D
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What will be an ideal response?
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a. auditory b. kinesthetic c. visual d. tactile
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People started giving importance to the role of gender in education when:
A. research demonstrated that the experiences of girls in schools are different from those of boys. B. the government began to pay attention to the education of girls. C. many feminists became interested in the education of girls. D. many boys thought that the educational experiences of girls were unfair.