The Idea of Free Public Education Gained Wider Support in the Second

question 142

Multiple Choice

The idea of free public education gained wider support in the second quarter of the nineteenth century,thanks to

• A) the appearance of the first American dictionary.
• B) the popularity of the lyceum circuit.
• C) the demands of immigrants.
• D) the spread of democratic ideals and manhood suffrage for whites.
• E) the advocacy of pro-education itinerant preachers.

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