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Make the frog reach the ther side of the river choosing the right option aboout schools in the 19th century

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Make the frog reach the ther side of the river choosing the right option aboout schools in the 19th century

by Magalí Stechina
1

Around 1800, how many children went to school?

2

Who taught at Dame Schools

3

What was the main purpose of Factory Schools?

4

Which of these schools focused mostly on moral teaching rather than writing?

5

Which was a reason parents complained about schools?

6

What did the Mundella Act of 1880 do?

7

Why did some upper-class people oppose educating the lower classes?

8

If you were a 19th-century child in England, which would be the hardest part of going to school?

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