To encourage education, Massachusetts passed a law in 1647 that required every town with 50 families or more to hire an instructor to teach their children how to read and write. Towns with 100 or more were required to build a school. Similar laws were passed to New England colonies (History Alive, U.S. History).
New England was the first region to codifiy and standardize public education. Horace Mann, the first and most influential reformer in education, hailed from New England.
1 reliogous
2 because they wanted educated ministered
also they wanted to educate thier future generations.
Caught you! I'm telling Mr. Cassady!
to teach immigrant childern
The demand for labor in colonial economies, the decline of indentured servitude, and the belief in racial superiority contributed to colonists' decision to use African slaves. Africans were seen as a more cost-effective and easily controlled source of labor compared to European indentured servants.
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Education is good because it allows people to learn and become smarter. Education also shows children different areas of life. A child can then decide what interests them.
because they did
they sell things
They wanted to be treated right.
Actually children don't have to go to school, they must get education between the age of 6 and 18. If parents decide to educate their children by themself or outside a school, gave to proof that the children get a good education. I think the children have to take examinations organised by the government. Usually parents bring their children to school from the age of 3.
what factor caused colonists to decide to use african slaves
decide to boycott
Because people decide not to have many children because the economy is bad and without money they wont be able to provide for their family.
I don't know if that's REALLY true. American Jews can send their children to Israel to be educated. It also makes little sense if the family is already living in the United States to send their children overseas to get the same religious Jewish education that they can typically get in their American communities. (Most religious Jews send their children to Jewish private schools.)