Why Were Laws Requiring the Education of Children Difficult to Enforce

question 7

Multiple Choice

Why were laws requiring the education of children difficult to enforce?

• A) Most governments feared that educated citizens would be converted to socialism.
• B) Families of farm laborers and unskilled urban workers were too mobile.
• C) Many poorer parents needed their children's help with farmwork or domestic tasks.
• D) Churches pressured families to send their children to church-run schools instead of state schools.

Grasp the concept of continental rifting and its role in the creation of new oceanic crust.

Know how geological maps and data are used to predict geological phenomena such as volcanic activities and the location of plate boundaries.

Understand the importance of determining the types of sources needed for research.

Recognize the variety of resources available in most libraries.

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