Yes. The British system consists of primary school, secondary school, college and university. The American system consists of elementary school, middle school, high school and college or university. Additionally, the British (or at least English) system has A Levels and/or GCSEs while the US has APs and IBs. In Britain, school years are 'forms', but in the US they are 'grades'. A 'class' in the US is a 'module' in Britain. Also, the US system grades in 'points' while the British system uses 'marks'.
Public education was not widely available.
The British never took over the US.
11.DIFFERENT PERSONTechnically the thirteen British colonies all joined at the same time with the approval of splitting from the British crown. New York was the eleventh to ratify the Constitution, but there was a different government under the Articles of Confederation from 1776 to 1789.
Brought to "the us?" Us who? Whatever do you mean? You are not making any sense. This site is supposed to be educational? Or do you spell that 'edukashunal?'
it could be shown by the British high Commission
what are the differences btween the algerian and british educational system
Yes, the educational system in the US serves all the students equally regardless of the class.
The British parliamentary system was certainly an influence on the design of the US constitution, but remember that the US was created specifically as a revolution against the British system as well, so it would not be correct to say that the US is based on the British Parliament.
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A US State qualifies for educational voucher programs based entirely on their individual state regulations and all are different.
Public education was not widely available.
Public education was not widely available.
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Americans pay taxes to support the educational system.
The British system concentrates power in the Parliament rather than in the Royal family. This is similar to the Senate in the US governmental system.
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