chapter 3 the early history of education in america

someone who learns a skilled trade by watching and helping an expert

schools in the colonies were taught by women in their own homes

flat wooden board with a handle

give the same education to people of different societies

all schools would become similar or normal to eachother

series of books widely used in schools across the country

the developed educational program maria montessori

prepared students for the many career opportunities in specific trades and occupations where skilled workers were needed

the only practical route for people to emigrate from independence Missouri to the western united states

a period of complex economic, technological, and social change in america and world wide

members of a time of business expansion and reform in the united states

money to the middle class

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