Reformer Horace Mann fought for
A) the construction of asylums to treat the insane. B) government support for public schools.
C) the creation of co-educational colleges. D) institutional care for the deaf and blind.
B
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The belief of Horace Mann and his educational reform colleagues that the public school had to be the moral guardian of the American society reflected
A) a Jacksonian Democratic individualistic sensibility. B) a distinctly Whig sensibility and moral outlook. C) the influence of the Catholic Church. D) the profound influence of transcendentalist philosophy in education reform.
By the first century B.C.E., what was the largest city in the Mediterranean?
a. Antioch b. Rome c. Athens d. Carthage e. Alexandria
While president, Jimmy Carter
a. signed agreements (SALT II) with the Soviet Union to limit the levels of lethal strategic weapons of the Soviet Union and the United States. b. signed treaties restoring Panamanian sovereignty over the Canal Zone. c. established formal diplomatic relations with mainland China. d. helped to settle the Egyptian-Israeli conflict in the Middle East. e. established good relations with the revolutionary government of Iran.
"Yankee traders" traded along the coast and in the West Indies
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.