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Reform

During the 1820s and 1830s the Education franchise was so big is needed to be expanded. The current schools established were teaching the 3 R’s (reading, writing, and arithmetic) and teaching ages 3-8. But they needed more. In 1827 the first high school was made and a bound base curriculum to base it on. Then in 1837 Horace Mann came and changed schools for the better. He 1. Made longer school years, 2. Trained teachers, 3. Created Grade School, 4. Made Attendance necessary, 5. Increased State funding.

The education reform was considered positive in many ways, but there were also downfalls to it such as it was not as popular in the south. Even though the south had a very high illiteracy rate it still was not as popular. It also was discriminating against African Americans because of laws against education o

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